Jonathan Drews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> > octave:1> 1
> > ans = 1
> > octave:2> 1+1
> > ans = 2
> > octave:3> quit
> > tv@vador ~ $ rpm -q octave
> > octave-2.1.36-3mdk
>
>  That's great ! You are using the tarball form the Octave website?

by the time i updated octave, i used 3.2-0.3mdk.
i didn't rebuild it with 3.2-1mdk but i don't expect it to break
packages (1mdk has few changes on top of 0.3mdk).

> Are you using beta 2 or beta 3?

always current cooker, that is nearly beta3

> I will get the beta 3 CD's on Sunday and retest myself but I would
> like to know if you compiled this from the tarball sources at
> ftp://ftp.octave.org/pub/octave/bleeding-edge

where do you want it to come else ?

> If you did compile the octave-2.1.36 traball from here let me know
> so I can write John Eaton back and tell him not to worry.

i did. but note that i've applied a few patches on top of it.
and note that previously to 2.1.36-3mdk, it was compiled with egcs.

especially, octave-c-file-ptr-stream.patch.bz2 is there for newer c++
conformant compiler such as gcc-3.x
this patch came from cvs


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