Re: jens ruecknagel's octavec compiler

[Jens Ruecknagel]

Hi Gorazd,

The compiler is developed with Octave 2.1.57 - and unfortunately only
works with this version.

Please note that this "compiler" is a prototype, it is a test
implementation of type estimation for my Masters Thesis. I designed it,
to be extensible to a usefull state, but in its current state its far
from beenigh of any use. Thats why I did not port it to newer versions
of Octave.

Feel Free to contact me again.

Jens


Gorazd Brumen schrieb:
> Hi,
> 
> This mail is more directed to Mr. Jens Ruecknagel, but it is of interest
> perhaps to every octave user.
> 
> After trying to compile Mr. Ruecknagel's octave to 2 compiler (using gcc
> 4.0.2) I got message that some headers are not found. I therefore
> used the gcc-3.3 compiler to compile and everything went ok. When I
> tried to run it in octave I get
> 
> error: /home/brumen/arhiv/octave2c/compiler/compile.oct: undefined
> symbol: _ZNSs20_S_empty_rep_storageE
> error: `compile' undefined near line 1 column 1
> 
> 
> What is the problem? Is Octave (2.1.71 as ubuntu package) compiled with
> different compiler and how to make things work?
> 
> ANother question about mkoctfile: how to specify in a command line
> which compiler to use - i.e. is there a switch to run mkoctfile with
> to do this, such as mkoctfile -compiler=gcc-3.3 . i could not find
> anything in the documentation. Since mkoctfile is a shell script, it
> should be preety easy to implement this things.
> 
> 
> thank you, regards,
> gorazd
> 
> 
> 
> 



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