Hi,
since I got used to the C++ API during the course of writing my own oct
functions,
I've started to make use of the Octave stuff, basically the math classes, for
tiny helper
programs running standalone. (Generated via mkoctfile --standalone)
There's no issue with the programming, but with the long list of DLL
dependencies of these executables.
A lot of collegues, who do not use Octave or have it installed on their
machines, are asking for my tools and I've
started to bundle everything required. Now, the list of DLLs (number, total
size,...) is enormous.
Therefore, I'm looking for a way to get dependencies reduced.
Is there a "fully static" Octave for Windows, which allows to link everything
statically ?
Did anyone succeed in comiling such a version based on MinGW ?
As a first step I'm planning to set up a dedicated Octave version, which is
used exclusively to compile
standalone tools based on mkoctfile. My strategie is to strip off unneeded
features at configure as much as possible.
Maybe I can go with static versions of some of the support libs, too.
Is there an easy way to get rid of the interpreter related stuff (causing a
bunch of unused dependencies like readline,ncurses, ...).
Any sugestions ?
Toby
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