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sender Shimako Yamada
Summary Executable octave probram


I can install the octave for win98.But I cannot make a
executable file and cannot compile it. I made following file
with wordpad and typed as follow.
-----file name 'mat'------------------------
#! usr/local/bin/octave -qf
printf ("%s", program_name);
for i = 1:nargin
printf (" %s", argv(i,:));
endfor
printf ("\n");
-----execute----------------------
octave:1> octave mat
;pasue err
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I red infofile and found such description as 'You can do
this on GNU systems and on many Unix systems (1)'. Can I do
this on GNU systems? Give me the concrete way to make a
executable octave program file and execute it.

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I have exactly the same problems as Juan (Date: 2001-Jan-18
04:55 Sender: jamendez). Any help would be appreciated!
Ralf.Blendowske@fh-aalen.de

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I Installed the Octave for Windows 98. There is a
octave.bat that should start the octave. However, it
doesn´t work.
The content of the octave.bat file is

cd "119 18/01/01 9:41 Directory.bat\bin"
if not exist \tmp\nul mkdir \tmp
bash --login start
rd \tmp

The line "cd ..." doesn´t work.

When I execute, bash --login start. It says
"bash.exe: warning: could not find /tmp, please
create!"

Then I create the directory /tmp and the message does
not appear anymore and the shell is started. It seems
that a window appears only for a while and then
dissapears and nothing happens.

Could you please tell me what is the exact procedure
to run octave?. Thanks in advance

Juan A. Mendez
University of La Laguna
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