Re: ltfat 1.4.2 released

[peter]

>
> On 18 Sep 2013, at 10:27, address@hidden wrote:
>
>> The point is, if Octave is installed then so is fftw
>
> Not necessarily, linking to fftw can be disbled when configuring Octave,
> either because it is missing or because the user decides to do so.
> c.
>
Sure, also on Windows it might be that Octave is linked to FFTW but the
linker is not able to find it because it is not in the right position.

I need to figure out the correct check for configure.ac, it should check
for the library and not for the header file, because LTFAT already ships
the header file.

Cheers,
Peter.