I'm running Octave-3.0.5 on a WinVista machine.
Right now, it seems that octave insists that my home directory
(whatever that means on windows), i.e. the directory that is listed when
I type "ls ~", is a network drive that my computer is connected to,
specifically a drive that's mounted as U: . This also unfortunately means my
.octaverc file, log file, etc, get created and written to the root directory of U:
. I'd like that to be somewhere else.
How do I change where octave thinks the home directory is? Can I tell
it to look for a .octaverc file (and store log files) somewhere else?
Or is that hard coded into the executable that I download?
Thanks...
--- Marc