Re: Alternative Matlab/Octave compiler

[Carlo De Falco]

On 23 Aug 2015, at 00:18, Shmuel Safonov <address@hidden> wrote:

> This software includes a code generator and a library. The code generator
> translate the m-code to sequence of calls to runtime library  that
> implements basic operations and to other functions that are written with
> fixed prototype like this
> 
> void tmcMyFunc(int nargout, int nargin, /* outputs */ tmsMatrix *a ,
> tmsMatrix *b, /*inputs */ tmsMatrix *c) ;
> If you have you own functions written in C, you should provide to the
> compiler the configuration file with the definitions that include the number
> of inputs and outputs like this
> 
> MyFunc,1,2,x;
> If the called functions are written in ML/Octave then compiler automatically
> generates their prototype provided that the path to the function code is
> passed to the compiler call. 
> 
> I should check how easy it may be integrated with such procedures as ode45
> that work with evaluation callbacks.    
> 

I'm not sure I understand completely what you mean ...
How does your compiler relate to Octave?
Can the code compiled with this compiler be run from within Octave?
Or is it a completely independent software that only happens to understand a 
similar language the one of Octave/Matlab?
c.