Re: building octave-2.1.xx on SGI irix6.5

[Paul Kienzle]

On Mar 12, 2004, at 1:48 AM, Clinton Chee wrote:
> 3. The trick to using MIPSPro compilers with Octave, is you need to 
> get the following C/C++? headers and libraries if it is not in 
> standard location.  In my case, I got the files somewhere else and put 
> them in:
> /home/chee/usr/include/CC$>ls
> cassert  cerrno   climits  cmath    csignal  cstddef  cstdlib  ctime   
>  cwctype
> cctype   cfloat   clocale  csetjmp  cstdarg  cstdio   cstring  cwchar

A possible somewhere else is octave-forge:

        http://octave.sf.net/MIPS73-isoheaders.tar.gz

I constructed these myself and they work for me.  If however
you know of a more official source, please let me know.

Paul Kienzle
address@hidden



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