Re: [FEMM] Updated development version

["robert Macy" <macy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Second that.

Been happily using octave for a while now.  Abandoning my
expensive MatLab.  

                  - Robert -



On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 16:02:42 +0000
 "Israel Kehaty" <tsiporak@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hi David:
> Are you planing to have a version for GNU Octave (the
> windows version) too?
> Sincerely,
> Israel Kehaty
> &gt;From: David Meeker &lt;dmeeker@xxxxxxxx&gt; 
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> &gt;Subject: [FEMM] Updated development version 
> &gt;Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 21:06:58 -0500 
> &gt; 
> &gt;All-- 
> &gt; 
> &gt;I've put up a new development version of the code in
> the files 
> &gt;section at: 
> &gt;http://femm.foster-miller.net/files.htm 
> &gt; 
> &gt;The major additions/changes in this version are: 
> &gt;* The program can now talk back and forth to
> Mathematica via 
> &gt;MathLink; 
> &gt;* The program can now be run as an out-of-proc
> ActiveX server. 
> &gt;(Translation: you can now hook up FEMM to a wide
> variety of programs 
> &gt;that support this sort of thing.) 
> &gt; 
> &gt;I've also uploaded a time-limited beta version of
> MathFEMM, a 
> &gt;Mathematica package that I wrote which wraps all of
> the MathLink 
> &gt;stuff in a way that is transparent to the
> user.&nbsp;&nbsp;The user can then 
> &gt;write Mathematica programs that command FEMM to do
> various things in 
> &gt;a way that is similar to Lua scripting, only the
> scripting is 
> &gt;implemented in Mathematica instead.&nbsp;&nbsp;I
> gladly welcome any comments 
> &gt;and feedback regarding the package (e.g. any
> information about 
> &gt;errors, bugs, crashes, failures, unexpected results,
> and various 
> &gt;other bad behaviors).&nbsp;&nbsp;It seems to work OK
> on my machine, but I 
> &gt;haven't tested all possible functionality, and I've
> only tested it 
> &gt;on Mathematica 4.2 so far. 
> &gt; 
> &gt;I've also made a similar toolbox for Matlab that I
> call ActiveFEMM.&nbsp;&nbsp; 
> &gt;This toolbox wraps all of the messy ActiveX stuff so
> that one can 
> &gt;transparently use Matlab to do FEMM scripting. I'm
> guessing that 
> &gt;there will probably be a lot more interest in
> ActiveFEMM than in 
> &gt;MathFEMM, since it seems like there are more Matlab
> users out there 
> &gt;than Mathematica users. After I've subjected the
> toolbox to a bit 
> &gt;more of my own testing, I'll post a time-limited beta
> version of 
> &gt;ActiveFEMM, too. 
> &gt; 
> &gt;Dave. 
> &gt; 
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