Re: Mex files

[Henry F. Mollet]

Are these not 2 different questions?
1. A Matlab script (.m file) may need some modifications so that it will run
in Octave as an .m files. At worst, one can check each line at the octave
prompt.

A .mex file in Matlabe is compiled from a .cc source file and corresponds to
an .oct file in Octave which was compiled using mkoctfile filename.cc at the
the shell prompt. I would assume that .cc source file can be compiled into
an .mex file using the appropriate utility in Matlab as well as using
mkoctfile in Octave.
Henry


on 7/30/05 6:40 PM, address@hidden at address@hidden
wrote:

> I am new to Octave and trying to port a MatLab script
> to Octave.  Is it possible to use Mex files from
> MatLab.  If so, how is this doen?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Allan
> 
> 
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