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Octave!? - [jl.config] unable to determine file format of 'jldict' #56
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I don't think this will work at all with octave. Sorry.
…On Jan 18, 2018 4:12 PM, "Mr-Carvalho" ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey, I might be a little in over my head, by I was challenged to integrate
some Julia functions on top of MATLAB for an assignment, however a MATLAB
license was out of the picture so I was expected to do the same using
Octave instead of MATLAB. So I've been trying to follow this example step
by step, I have Julia installed and the directory set on my Windows10
environment variables. However as soon as I run 'jl.config' I get the
following message:
INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s).
error: load: unable to determine file format of 'jldict'
error: called from
get at line 305 column 17
eval_with_exe at line 382 column 17
config at line 179 column 20
This points to the line
jlhome = jl.eval_with_exe('unsafe_string(Base.JLOptions().julia_home)');
Is this due to my attempt to run mexjulia on Octave, or am I doing
anything wrong in particular?
I'm sorry if my question seems out of place, but I tried everything else
the issues segment and came out short. Any help?
Btw, I'm running Lucia version 0.6.2
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Hey, I might be a little in over my head, by I was challenged to integrate some Julia functions on top of MATLAB for an assignment, however a MATLAB license was out of the picture so I was expected to do the same using Octave instead of MATLAB. So I've been trying to follow this example step by step, I have Julia installed and the directory set on my Windows10 environment variables. However as soon as I run 'jl.config' I get the following message:
INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s).
error: load: unable to determine file format of 'jldict'
error: called from
get at line 305 column 17
eval_with_exe at line 382 column 17
config at line 179 column 20
This points to the line
jlhome = jl.eval_with_exe('unsafe_string(Base.JLOptions().julia_home)');
Is this due to my attempt to run mexjulia on Octave, or am I doing anything wrong in particular?
I'm sorry if my question seems out of place, but I tried everything else the issues segment and came out short. Any help?
Btw, I'm running Lucia version 0.6.2
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