Re: Octave Instrument Control Package install on windows

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

>From: Nicholas Jankowski 
>To: Tatsuro MATSUOKA  
>Cc: "aaa1680; help >Date: 2016/5/7, Sat 08:41
>Subject: Re: Octave Instrument Control Package install on windows
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>On Fri, May 6, 2016 at 7:30 PM, Tatsuro MATSUOKA <address@hidden> wrote:
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>>From: Anoop Adhyapak 
>>>To: help 
>>>Date: 2016/5/7, Sat 06:57
>>>Subject: Octave Instrument Control Package install on windows
>>>
>>Do you know whether does instrument-control work on windows?
>>If it works, are there limitation on windows?
>>
>>Tatsuro
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>I responded to the other thread as well, but if you look at the information on 
>the Wiki, there is a table part way down showing what is and isn't currently 
>supported:
>http://wiki.octave.org/Instrument_control_package
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>Nick J


Nick

I did not aware that wiki. Thanks.

In general, gpib programming depends on the hardware and its devise driver.
I have some experience to write GPIB program to communicate with  the 
Oscilloscope, 
Spectrum Analyzer, and Lock-in Amplifier using the libraries and header files 
distributed from the vendor of the GPIB interface and MinGW gcc compiler.

I personally prefer to write the GPIB control program in C (or C++) 
but not script languages because machine control can be written with much 
flexibility 
by low-level languages like C.

Tatsuro