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Using OCTAVE 3.8.2 functions in cpp / mingw / Eclipse Indigo Release 2 / Win7 [message #1691979]

Sat, 11 April 2015 11:40

Emil Oanta

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Registered: April 2015

Junior Member

Dear All,

I try to explore how to use OCTAVE functions in c++.
I use: OCTAVE 3.8.2, mingw, Eclipse Indigo Release 2, Win7.

In the OCTAVE documentation they say that the liboctave.a or liboctave.so must be used, so I tried to include one of these libraries in "Properties --> Path and Symbols --> Libraries".
I couldn't find the libraries, neither liboctave.a, nor liboctave.so.

I tried to add the folder where oct.h is stored in the "Properties --> Path and Symbols --> Libraries".

It doesn't work!

Do you have any idea how can I solve this problem?

Thank you,

Emil

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