Re: speed of octave interpreter

[Tom Holroyd]

> Perhaps if the latest version is slower you can do some profiling of 
> your code and maybe narrower the part of the code that is taking 
> significantly longer on newer versions of octave, to a short example.

Just a quick question: is there some way to profile the interpreter? 
Like, can one just add -p to the CFLAGS and it'll work?  Or is there 
some magic flag you can add to a .m file that'll do something useful?



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