Re: how to use fft in c++

[Pantxo]

2017-06-09 18:19 GMT+02:00 Progressive [via Octave] <
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> Thanks, I will try this out directly.
>
> But before that another question: I need to include CERN ROOT and I guess
> it is not possible via mkoctfile?
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Yes you can. The most basic usage of mkoctfile is to make it a replacement
for gcc/g++. In fact since it is a wrapper around gcc/g++ most of the flags
you would pass to gcc can be passed to mkoctfile. Just forget about Octave
specific flags/options since they will be included by default.

Pantxo

PS: you can also use your stadard g++ command and  generate Octave specific
flags with e.g. `mkoctfile -p ALL_CFLAGS` (see mkoctfile --help)




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