Re: slow 'eval' function - maybe pointers would do?

[Judd Storrs]

> for j=1:N
>   eval(  [ 's.k', int2str(j), ' = ks ( :, j );' ]     );
> endfor

If you want to make people shake their heads in disgust and pretend
they don't know you in public (probably also in private) while they
mutter under their breath about the coming of the end times and your
personal role as /the cause/ of hadal cooling, you can try (on linux
at least--I don't know how portable /dev/shm is to other unixen):

fid = fopen('/dev/shm/look_ma_no_eval.m','w') ;
fprintf(fid, "s.k%d = ks ( :, %d );\n" , 1:N, 1:N);
fclose(fid) ;
source /dev/shm/look_ma_no_eval.m ;
unlink /dev/shm/look_ma_no_eval.m ;

;)


--judd


P.S. Don't do this.

P.P.S. I have done this. /o\