Re: embedding octave - floating point exception

[Jason Riedy]

And Marco Driusso writes:
> Yes, the "larger" program is ns-2, a network simulation program.

Oy.  The tcl init code in ns-2 explicitly turns on trapping /
interrupts for division by zero.  There's a bizarre comment
before that code, but it looks like a conscious decision on their
part.  You'll need to wrap calls to Octave and possibly other
math libraries.

Thanks for pointing out ns-2.  I know some people who tried to
use ns-2 for network tomography experiments and ran into
undescribed problems.  I think you just told me what their
problems were...

Jason