Hi Dustin --
--- In "victorp_27" <> wrote:
>
> I've already install octave in cygwin too. i was trying using
> mkoctfile --c myfun.c
> mkcofile --link-stand-alone myfun.c
>
> both work fine on cygwin, however, i need to use it on a TS-7250.
I
> can't install octave in that board because i don't have enough
> memory. can someone give me some advice?
If you cannot install octave on your ARM board, how can you run a
program that needs to dynamically load the octave libraries?
Perhaps you could use Qemu to get a debian ARM distribution running
on your desktop x86 linux system, then install or build octave for
ARM, and finally build your standalone program (on debian ARM,
running under qemu). Then transfer your program and all the libs it
needs to the TS board. But that seems to be a lot of work compared
to modifying your program to use a function library.
Also, before you go too far, I really suggest you do some tests to
see if the ARM floating point is fast enough for you.
>
> thanks in advance
> dustin
>
regards, .......... Charlie
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