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Calling octave functions from oct-files
From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
Calling octave functions from oct-files |
Date: |
Sun, 13 Jan 2008 01:30:09 -0500 |
On 13-Jan-2008, Evan wrote:
| I am converting some part of my program from octave scripts to
| oct-files in order to improve performance. I find that I have to call
| octave functions in a for loop. And if I use "feval" to do this, it
| consumes a lot of time. The result is that the oct-file is even slower
| than the octave script. So I wonder if there is an another way to call
| octave functions. For example, can I get the pointer to the function,
| then just use (*p)(args) to call the function?
No.
Maybe you could give a complete (but short) example that shows what
you are trying to do? I don't think feval from a .oct file should be
slower than running an interpreted script.
jwe
- Calling octave functions from oct-files, Evan, 2008/01/13
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- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Evan, 2008/01/17
- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Carlo de Falco, 2008/01/17
- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Carlo de Falco, 2008/01/17
- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Evan, 2008/01/17
- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Muthiah Annamalai, 2008/01/17
- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Carlo de Falco, 2008/01/18
- Re: Calling octave functions from oct-files, Evan, 2008/01/19