From bug-octave-request at che dot utexas dot edu  Thu Aug 25 08:54:10 1994
Subject: message on comp.lang.c++
From: Tony Mullins <jamull at che dot utexas dot edu>
To: bug-octave
Date: Thu, 25 Aug 94 08:54:08 EDT


The following message requesting help with liboctave appeared on
comp.lang.c++.

Tony Mullins

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From: zxmgv07 at studserv dot zdv dot uni-tuebingen dot de (Michael Will)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: octave: who has used their c++-classes for own programs successfully?
Date: 25 Aug 94 09:11:40 GMT
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Hello,

I wanted to use the c++-classes of octave for my 3d-stuff, but somehow I 
have problem with the fortran stuff? 

I need the Matrix-classes, so I did:
#include "Matrix.h"
#include <iostream.h>

main() {
        Matrix m;

        cout << m;
}

This does not link because of the fortran-functions. (octave did link so they
must be somewhere.) I have added -lf2c but that did not help.

If you already used liboctave.a succesfully, please contact me via eMail, 
I am desparate :-)

Cheers, Michael Will