Re: How to run .m file from delphi o visual basic

[George Kousiouris]

Hi,

In a similar situation that I had faced, when trying to run octave from 
shell many times, I found it very useful and (obviously) much faster to 
concentrate all the values in one file instead of calling octave for 
each case. Then I passed as input to octvae the array of values and 
executed the function I needed for each line separately. It  helps you 
avoid the octave initialization time, which in my case was much more 
time then the actual response of the function.

Hope it helps,
George



aleksandra wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Even though it's like 5 years from the last post, I am writing to ask have
> you found solution? I've found shell function which is ok for running
> applications from vb, but since I need to run .m file like once in a second
> it doesn't seem like the best idea to run octave from beginning every
> time... Do you have some suggestion?
>
> Thanks,
> Aleksandra
>