Re: docs for dynamic loaded functions

[Glenn Golden]

Martijn,

address@hidden writes:
> 
> * octave/examples/*.cc & octave/src/*.cc
> The source code. ;-)
> 

Yes. The sources most useful to you will probably be those for
the DLDs which instantiate various computation-intensive built-in
functions, e.g. fft(), fsolve(), lsode(), etc. These are located in

    octave/src/DLD-FUNCTIONS

I found svd.cc and qz.cc to be particularly useful as template/examples.

Have fun! John et. al. have really done a great job in making DLDs
very easy to use; the learning curve is not steep at all.

Glenn



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