| Hi— I really appreciate the help of the members of this list. My octave version is many months out of date. It was broken in some manner when I last tried to use it.
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Steven (Susan) Dorsher address@hiddenOn Oct 2, 2018, at 1:02 AM, <address@hidden> <address@hidden> wrote:
I have solved my problem. My code is now compiling/linking on Octave 4.4.1/5.0.0. The solution was the g++ switch ‚ -std=gnu++11‘. Thanks for your help. Christoph Meanwhile I have solved my problems. Working with Octave 4.4.1 and 5.0.0 I see error messaages mostly with respect to ‚ocatve_idx_type‘. It looks like the correspondinh h-file is not included in the right way. Could you please advice wher to look for. See an extraction of the error messages below. Thanks Christoph
Please keep this mailing list in the CC, so others may benefit from your question and on this mailing list we use "bottom-posting" style [2] for each conversation. If you are using Octave as shared library for a standalone application [1], you basically should include octave/oct.h and get many features for free, including ocatve_idx_type, which is specified in octave/octave-config.h (but already included by octave/oct.h).
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