Hi Nands,
I don't think It will conflict because it installs the headers into a
different directory and the lib files have different names.
ncdap-config is used to let make know what headers and lib files to use.
I think It was preferred over basic netcdf because it supports basic netcdf
features
Thanks.
Installing libnc-dap-devel helped, but now I get this:
octave:1> pkg install octcdf-1.0.17.tar.gz
Can not uninstall octcdf installed by the redhat package manager
error: called from `on_uninstall' in file
/usr/share/octave/packages/octcdf-1.0.13/packinfo/on_uninstall.m near
line 2, colu
Hi,
fre, 05 03 2010 kl. 10:50 +1300, skrev Alex Opie:
> Attached is my version of the Matlab function `phantom' from the image
> processing toolbox.
Great! This looks very nice.
I have some comments:
1. Your function does not have a license. This is a requirement for
getting code
Hi All
I've just released version 1.0.11 of the 'image' package. This is mostly
a bug-fix release, but it also contains two new functions:
* bwboundaries
* regionprops
This version also deprecates the following functions
* pngread
* pngwrite
* jpgread
* jpgwrite
These functions wil
Hello again Nands,
On re-reading your email, it appears you really need the libnc-dap-devel
package!
> make: ncdap-config: Command not found
libnc-dap-devel is the package that provides the ncdap-config binary on RHEL5.
I'm not sure for what reasons octcdf depends on libnc-dap, but rpm.pbone
Hello Nands,
It looks like the package you need is libnetcdf-devel, assuming your netcdf
package was called libnetcdf.
>From http://packages.sw.be/netcdf/, it looks like the package is netcdf-devel
>under RHEL5. Anyway, you will find it via yum or any gui package management
>software you have
Hi Ron.
The description of libnc-dap says it is an alternative implementation of
Unidata's netCDF API.
I am already having libnetcdf installed.
Won't installing libnc-dap create conflict?
Thanks.
Nands
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From: Ron Goldman
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Cc: octave-dev@lists.so
Hi all,
Are there functions or a package that implements the finite volume
method for PDE solution?
If not, would it be useful to have?
If it will be useful, I will write some code for it.
Regards,
Imran
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Hi, I'd like to register as a developer on the Octave-forge project, SF
username is lxop.
Attached is my version of the Matlab function `phantom' from the image
processing toolbox.
Thanks
Alex
function p = phantom (varargin)
% P = phantom ('Shepp-Logan', n) produces the Shepp-Logan phantom, w
FYI, I've updated the default java package on SF with the current code
on SVN. The package is available for download and the web pages are
updated accordingly.
Michael.
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Hi All
I've just made two new releases of the 'specfun' and 'plot' packages.
The changes are small, but I thought I'd might as well get them out
there while I remember.
'plot'
I've removed the following three functions as they are in Octave core:
* ginput
* gtext
* waitforbuttonpress
'sp
ons, 03 03 2010 kl. 04:36 -0800, skrev dbateman:
> > I just commited a new function, 'gplot3', to the 'plot' package. This is
> > simply the obvious 3D version of 'gplot' (I use it for visualising
> > motion capture data). When I added this function I noticed that the
> > 'plot' package contains so
tor, 04 03 2010 kl. 09:32 +, skrev Neil Lawrence:
> I guess it might make sense longer term to plug into the netlib
> implementation by Cody: this does seem to be used as a standard.
> However, there may be all sorts of difficult knock on effects from
> that!
The problem with Netlib (from what
Wow, what a great response! Thanks Guys. I'll give this new
implementation a shot.
I guess it might make sense longer term to plug into the netlib
implementation by Cody: this does seem to be used as a standard.
However, there may be all sorts of difficult knock on effects from
that!
I'll let you
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 1:05 AM, Søren Hauberg wrote:
> Hi
>
> ons, 03 03 2010 kl. 18:28 +, skrev Neil Lawrence:
>> I'm a MATLAB user who keeps trying to convert to Octave. Octave 3.2 is
>> looking v. promising! Great job.
>
> 3.4 will be even better :-)
>
>> The implementation of erfcx in the
I think you need the libnc-dap-devel rpm installed
Ron
n...@itimes.com wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I am having Octave (3.2.3) with octcdf-1.0.13 on 64-bit x86_64 Redhat
> enterprise edition 5. When I try to install octcdf-1.0.17 with "pkg install
> octcdf-1.0.17.tar.gz", I get the following error:
>
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