Re: Alternative Matlab/Octave compiler

[Shmuel Safonov]

Hi,
It am not sure yet if the software is true libre. When I developed it the
following aims were stated:
- Avoid the dependence on the software manufacturer
- Give to user an opportunity to create a propriety application as well
>From another hand I am not sure if I am capable to maintain a big commercial
project. I should like also to contribute to the programmers community. If
you can advice me the best solution it will be appreciated. 
Anyway you can download the converter binaries version from  
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw3JMo4gxGJJb21mbjYydjgzRFk/view?usp=sharing
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw3JMo4gxGJJb21mbjYydjgzRFk/view?usp=sharing> 
 
The zip contains a simple example (solution of a given equation by bisection
method) of conversion from m to C using a BAT file
\examples\AppSIMO\BuildExample.bat. The support run-time is a DLL compiled
by MSVC. After the conversion you should open MSVC solution SIMO.sln and
build your DLL with algorithm and an exe-caller.  Any updates and comments I
plan to post at  http://csafonov.blogspot.co.il/p/tmc.html
<http://csafonov.blogspot.co.il/p/tmc.html>  . ( Sorry, the graphic output
is very 'alpha' and buggy yet; it is only for debugging. You can also
load/save mat-files of -V5 format)




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