Gnu octave profiler install#
If you install Octave you can copy and paste these commands to see the full output from each line. Often I'll explain output in the % comments, but generally I have saved space by not showing any output lines. Here I go through some commands - roughly in the order I saw them in the online machine learning course.
Gnu octave profiler windows#
It works on all platforms, although on windows you will need to install it with Cygwin. Octave is an excellent language to prototype machine learning. Most of them I actually saw in an excellent online machine learning course which is referenced and acknowledged properly below, and was my reason for learning Octave. This page is my own "cheat sheet" where I list out most of the commands I'll need.
Gnu octave profiler free#
The language is very similar to and *mostly* comaptible with MATLAB - but unlike Matlab is free and open source under a GNU General Public License. It provides its own command line interface for solving linear and nonlinear problems and plotting graphs. If "Packaging distribution requires Java.GNU Octave is a high-level programming language, primarily intended for numerical computations, and very useful for matrix operations. $(INSTALL_DATA) $$f $(DESTDIR)$(fcnfiledir)/$$base \ Uninstall-local: uninstall-startup-files uninstall-pkg-addīase=`echo $$f | $(SED) 's,^%reldir%/,'` \ Install-data-local: install-startup-files install-pkg-add TAGS_FILES = $(addprefix $(srcdir)/, $(FCN_FILES)) $(GEN_FCN_FILES) TAGS_DEPENDENCIES = $(addprefix $(srcdir)/, $(FCN_FILES)) $(GEN_FCN_FILES) # Automake will not include these because there is no xxx_SOURCES target # Include m-files in list of sources when building tag files. ! (echo $$m | $(GREP) -q _splinefit_.m) || continue \ĭone ) | $(SHELL) run-octave -norc -silent -no-history ! $(GREP) -q -E '^classdef' $$m || continue \
m echo "warning on Octave:missing-semicolon " \įor m in $(addprefix $(srcdir)/, $(FCN_FILES)) $(GEN_FCN_FILES) do \ PHONY: "checking for missing semicolons in. Missing=$$(echo $$f | $(SED) "s|^$(srcdir)/scripts||") \Įcho "$$missing: not listed in SOURCES" \ $(call += "checking whether files in source tree are listed in module.mk files." \įor f in $$(find $(srcdir)/scripts -name '*.m') do \įor m in $(FCN_FILES) $(GEN_FCN_FILES) do \ $(AM_V_GEN)rm -f %reldir%/DOCSTRINGS-t & \ %reldir%/DOCSTRINGS: $(FCN_FILES) $(GEN_FCN_FILES_IN) | %reldir%/$(octave_dirstamp)
$(foreach f, $(GEN_FCN_FILES), $(eval $(call GEN_FCN_FILES_TEMPLATE, $(f)))) $$(AM_V_GEN)$$(call simple-filter-rule,build-aux/subst-config-vals.sh) GEN_FCN_FILES_IN = $(GEN_FCN_FILES.m=.in.m)įCN_FILES_WITH_TESTS = $(shell $(SHELL) $(srcdir)/build-aux/find-files-with-tests.sh "$(srcdir)" $(FCN_FILES) $(GEN_FCN_FILES_IN)) Scripts_EXTRA_DIST += include #įCN_FILE_DIRS += += += += end include # # As a work around, the contents of are placed directly
# include The include above fails because Automake cannot process the character.
Include %reldir%/special-matrix/module.mk Include %reldir%/plot/appearance/module.mk Include %reldir%/linear-algebra/module.mk
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