RE: mkoctfile command not found, from linux shell prompt

[john.2.tomlinson]

> May I know how to setup mkoctfile to run from linux command line?

The first thing to check is that your PATH environment variable points to the 
location where octave is installed.

In command line type:

echo $PATH

Then look at the list that comes back and check that it includes the path to 
where octave is installed.

You could also type:

which mkoctfile

and see if anything useful is return.

John Tomlinson
Radio Planning Tools
BT Radio Platform Team

-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of shravan61
Sent: 13 May 2015 02:18
To: address@hidden
Subject: mkoctfile command not found, from linux shell prompt

Hi,

I have octave installed, I can open the tool and run simulations. But when I 
try to compile cpp files to create oct files, I can only do it octave tool but 
not from linux shell.

I want to create a makefile to compile bunch of cpp files to create oct files. 
I want to run the makefile from linux shell prompt. When I try to do this, I 
get an error saying "mkoctfile command not found".

May I know how to setup mkoctfile to run from linux command line?

Thanks
Shravan



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