Re: Standalone C++-programs using liboctave

[Dirk Eddelbuettel]

>       I have used the octave library that way before. The
>       difficulty is that octave depends on  libraries
>       some of which are part of the build process and some
>       of which are not. I would take a look at the makefile 
>       and search for the libraries the executable is linked against. 
>       If you have trouble figuring it out from the makefile, just rebuild
>       octave and check the line which  builds the executable.

Or look, e.g., at octave-bug which has those "built-in".  On Sven's0
Debian system the file should be /usr/bin/octave-bug.

Dirk

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