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Re: Which version of Octave?


From: Per Persson
Subject: Re: Which version of Octave?
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 00:00:10 +0100


On Mar 20, 2004, at 23:35, Joe Koski wrote:

OK, my new dual processor G5 Mac with OS X 10.3.3 is up and running, and I want to install a newer version of Octave. If Per, Paul, Guarav, and other
Mac users could provide some advice, I'd greatly appreciate it.

One of the scripts that I need to convert uses 3D matrices, so I probably
need something relatively new. How about 2.1.55 vs. 2.1.57? Which
multi-dimension version of octave has had the most polishing and bug fixes? I also need a compatible version of octave-forge. Recommendations? (as of
today, anyway)

I would prefer to avoid installing Fink, although that may become my easiest
route. What's available in the Mac compatible world? Are there now make
files that work unchanged with newer Macs available? How current are the DarwinPorts versions? How current is the HPC binary version, and does it support dynamic linking and octave-forge? I would prefer to install into
/usr/local if possible.

DarwinPorts just got updated to 2.1.55.
It doesn't use fftw since fftw3 wasn't available until after after the 2.1.55 patch was submitted. I have a Portfile for 2.1.57 ready that I'm about to submit, but it may be some time before it gets commited.
Let me know if you want it already.

WRT octave-forge, there were some problems with 2.1.57 that have been fixed in CVS IIRC, check the lists.

/Per



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