Re: Octave-forge with 2 installations of Octave

[Paul Kienzle]

You can either use environment variables to specify which octave
to use:

        OCTAVE=... MKOCTFILE=... ./configure

or you can put a link to your octave and your mkoctfile in your
~/bin directory and make sure it is first on your path.

- Paul

On Apr 10, 2005, at 2:09 PM, Christian F. Vélez Witrofsky wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I've been trying to install Octave-forge on a cluster and I've been
> having a problem, there's a general installation of octave, and my own
> in my home directory (which is a newer version  of octave) and I can't
> seem to get octave forge to build for my newer one, it installs it in
> my directory but it makes the build for the older version... how can I
> get it to bluild for the newer one?
>
> Thanks for your time.
> --
> Christian F. Vélez Witrofsky
> University of Puerto RIco, Rio Piedras
> Faculty of Natural Sciences
> Dept. of Computer Science
>
>
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