Re: [OctDev] Re: A new standalone octave for 2.1.60, and setup.

[Ole J. H. <wat...@ya...>]

Hi, Paul.

During the late hours tonight I managed to make a standalone 
Octave-2.1.60 with Octave-forge and win32-version of Gnuplot.

Now I've just have to solve the symlinks of the oct-files, and go 
through all the oct-files.

I didn't get a "permission denied" error when I quit Octave.

I've installed octave-forge into Octave's /share and libexec as done on 
Linux-systems.
Why this doesn't happen automatically in cygwin environment, I don't know.
But it should, right?

Thanks for helping out, Paul.
Appreciate it a lot.

This didn't work on the new version of NSIS (2.0):

    FILE /r "${ROOT}\opt\octave-${VERSION}\bin\*.*"

I should have a standalone application this day.

Need a suggestion:

Should I use ATLAS and/or BLAS packages?

Cheers,

Ole J.