Closed timpx closed 10 years ago
It depends entirely on the MATLAB dependencies and functions you use.
yes, so I have to check for each one in octave.
-----Original Message----- From: Marmaduke Woodman notifications@github.com To: timpx/scripts scripts@noreply.github.com Cc: timpx timpx@eml.cc Sent: mer., 23 avr. 2014 14:31 Subject: Re: [scripts] octave instead of matlab (#2)
It depends entirely on the MATLAB dependencies and functions you use.
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Instead of forever wondering if Octave will support the MATLAB dependencies, we could consider compiling the MATLAB scripts. Huifang and I have tested this and it works nicely on the cluster.
(I know I mentioned this before, but I wanted to note it here)
the read and write toolbox for nifti that I am using does not seem to work into matlab. Compiling the code could be a good solution.
compiled code is now also available, you just have to set the $MCR environment variable in the config file
nice!
@pausz : Instead of matlab, could we use octave?