Re: Implementing advanced scientific calculator.

[Ardid Ramirez, Joan Salvador]

Didn't know about Cauchy. There's another project that does similarly: https://github.com/jonathf/matlab2cpp

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Subject: Re: Implementing advanced scientific calculator.
From: Sergei Steshenko
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Subject: Re: Implementing advanced scientific calculator.



Sergei,
I wanted to ask how much is it feasible in GSoC.
Will it be even a good proposal?



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"how much is it feasible in GSoC" - I have no idea.

"Will it be even a good proposal?" - IMO it's a bad proposal because it's waste of resources (of efforts of developers).

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Several years ago Octave package system was conceptually broken. It probably still is.

If so, a probably useful task would to define first and maybe implement a new package system.

Another useful feature would be to write Octave to Julia ( https://julialang.org/ ) translator.

Also, there is an interesting library to convert Octave code into C++ : https://bitbucket.org/cyrille/cauchy . I haven't tried it yet. If it at least somehow works and demands improvement, improving it would be a great thing.

--Sergei.