On Fri, Jul 02, 2010 at 07:16:40PM +0530, ravi shetye wrote:
> Trying to run Octave in parallel environment by following
> http://www.aoki.ecei.tohoku.ac.jp/octave/patch/README.parallel
> 
> however for the octave-parallel 2.0.0 and octave 3.2.package I am getting
> the error as
> 
> v...@vi-laptop:~$ octave
> /usr/share/octave/packages/3.2/parallel-2.0.0/server.m
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> error: `pserver' undefined near line 17 column 1
> error: near line 17 of file
> `/usr/share/octave/packages/3.2/parallel-2.0.0/server.m'

The error has possibly nothing to do with the parallel package --- it
might just mean that pserver.oct is not in Octaves path. If you
install the parallel package with pkg, the path should be
automatically set, since parallel is marked as autoload (at least
version 2.0.1). What does "pkg list" say?

But I wonder about the /3.2/ in your path to /server.m. I did not know
that pkg can introduce a version specification into the path to
m-files. Have you modified the path manually? Why? And are you sure
that you did not build the parallel package (and so pserver.oct) with
Octave-3.2.. (while above you try to use it with Octave-3.0.5)?

Olaf

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