Hi folks, I am currently working on application development through labview, which uses the Labview to Scilab Gateway (1.31) to run scilab scripts. Also, my scilab scripts require the toolboxes SIVP (0.5.3) and IPD(8.2) for Image Processing.
I intend to make an installer for my application that installs my program, labview runtime engine and scilab (5.3.3). These part may be done automatically with the user just clicking next (for my program, runtime engine and scilab) which would be fairly obvious for them. However, I want scilab to install SIVP and IPD too. I would need atoms for that, since I use the command atomsLoad in my scilab script for labview (Since scilab GUI is not open in my application). This would require the user to open up scilab and install SIVP and IPD manually either through GUI or atomsInstall command. I was wondering whether we can save the user from this (and me from writing detailed instructions and constantly answering queries). Can SIVP and IPD be installed by calling scilab backend just after installation and installing the toolboxes. Or better still, by showing the user we are installing something but doing it programmatically. The only way I can think of that is writing a C-code to first execute Scilab installer, then call scilab engine and install both the toolboxes using atomsInstall, thereafter converting this whole process into an executable. However, I know C very less and it may take a lot of time for me. Is there any simpler method?? -- View this message in context: http://mailinglists.scilab.org/Installing-SIVP-and-IPD-upon-Scilab-Installation-tp4036579.html Sent from the Scilab users - Mailing Lists Archives mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.scilab.org/mailman/listinfo/users
