On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 08:42:47PM +0530, Vipul Agrawal wrote:
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> I have 4 EC2 instances using ubuntu 10.04 LTS. Each has octave3.2.4
> installed from 10.10 repository as 3.2.4 is not available in 10.04
> repos. each has parallel2.0.2 installed using the package available on
> the octave-f
Hi
I think you need to install the octave header package from the Ubuntu
repository
Ron
Jean-Paul da Conceicao wrote:
> Hi
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> I'm trying to install the fixed-point package on Ubuntu 9.10 64bit,
> Octave version 3.2.2
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> when "running pkg install fixed-0.7.10.tar.gz" i get the following ou
Hi Michael,
Please share your opinion on the following suggestion by me.
I'd like to have a default java.opts file with maximum memory settings
in the "inst" subdir of the java package (so that it installs in
./share/octave/packages/java- ).
Motivation:
Especially when using the spreadsheet
Carlo,
A new version (1.0.13) of the io package is in the upload forum. Can you
please update it on the site, please?
What's in there:
- (Obviously) many bugfixes;
- Some functionality added (spreadsheet formula I/O, thanks for the
initiative Benjamin);
- More input sanity checks;
- Several enh
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 5:45 PM, Olaf Till wrote:
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> Vipul,
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> if I want to fix problems which can be reproduced only by you, I must
> request a better co-operation from your side. I appreciate your
> efforts, but if I ask you a question, please try to _answer_ it or
> tell me why you can't. I'l
Sorry, but I don't know how to fix that (I don't use that package). In
the thread that I mentioned, it is said to work with version 3.0.5.
Anyway, considering the error that you were getting, it says that it
needs octave version later than 3.1.54 so 3.1.54 is not included.
Anyway, since you are us
Vipul,
if I want to fix problems which can be reproduced only by you, I must
request a better co-operation from your side. I appreciate your
efforts, but if I ask you a question, please try to _answer_ it or
tell me why you can't. I'll try to solve problems one by one, and I
won't accept new probl
The segfaults are gone using the latest changes, but the code is working on
only single node, i.e. setting hosts = ['localhost','localhost'].
For distinct nodes, the example code itself is not working
octave:1> hosts = ['host1';'host2';'host3'];
octave:2> sockets = connect(hosts)
sockets =
