Re: Octave as a replacement for Excel

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

Hello
Perhaps you have to write wrapper code to the open source code.

Please read:
 A.1.9 Calling External Code from Oct-Files
in the octave manual, Appendix A: Dynamically Linked Functions.

That is what you want, I think.

Regards

Tatsuro

--- babelproofreader <address@hidden> wrote:

> 
> Further reading has led me to mkoctfile using the GNU GCC compiler. It is
> possible to download the C/C++ source code for over 150 technical indicators
> from Ta-Lib at SourceForge.net which begs the question; how easy would it be
> to simply use this open source code to make .oct files for use in Octave? My
> reading so far suggests that it would be as easy as simply typing gcc
> mkoctfile indicator.c into the terminal to create a compiled .oct file , but
> I can't believe it is that simple. Could anyone tell me what I obviously
> don't know?
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