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OctaveUpdate 2001-10-05: These instructions does not work with Mac OS X 10.1Update 2001-10-26: AFAIK a version of Octave compiled using OS X 10.0.4 will run without problems under 10.1 Ben Singer is working on a fix for compiling under 10.1, help him out... More info here Added a link to Ben's page on how to enable dynamic linking in Octave (for .oct files) Added a bug to the buglist below: tempnam() is broken on OS X 10.0.4 |
Info: Matlab-like package for numerical analysis. Screenshots: [1] Homepage: www.octave.org News: Links: Ben Singers page on how to enable dynamic linking Easy install using Fink is available Needs: f2c and texinfo (or TeX) Recommended: GNUPlot (XWindows) for plotting and TeX for printed docs (provides texinfo too). |
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How To install Octave under MacOS X 10.0.x.
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Bugs: OS X 10.0.x has a broken tempnam() function.
It is not critical(?) and could be solved by using tmpnam() instead.
A patch will be provided at some point in the future...
Gotchas: The Fink version of f2c seems to cause trouble, use the one provided here.
Other: This patch is not beautiful, but it is a start!
NB. It will probably be made unneccessary by the next devtool release slated for September.
Linking against ATLAS, PPC optimization, altivec etc. is missing. (Feel free to help out!)
The screenshot shows an (experimental and buggy) Aqua-native terminal for GNUPlot, i.e. no XWindows needed.
Thanks to Thomas Torsney-Weir for providing the final fixes needed and everybody who has provided feedback and advice!
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f2c |
Info: f2c - Fortran to C translater Homepage: www.netlib.org Needs: Internet connection |
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How to build and install f2c:
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Other: If you have downloaded the f2c tarball, uncomment the wget command in section 1,
i.e. # wget --passive-ftp ...
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