lør, 20 06 2009 kl. 14:04 +0100, skrev Stephen Ierodiaconou:
> Ive recently come across the need to use octave over TCP/IP and wanted
> to use the server() command however in the windows install the command
> is unknown.
Hmm, it seems there was a small mistake in the 'server.cc' file that
prevented it from compiling. I've updated the source code, so the issue
should be fixed in the next release of the 'miscellaneous' package.
Thanks
Søren
P.S. It would be nice if anybody that actually uses/understands this
function would spend some time on cleaning up the code. I couldn't
understand why 'std::cout' was used instead of 'octave_stdout', and my
compiler generated a bunch of warnings that I'd like to see fixed. I can
attempt to fix these issues, but I wouldn't know how to test the
resulting code, so I'm not going to do this.
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