Re: "Matlab to Scilab for Dummies" anywhere?
- From: "john" <j.alexander.hawkins@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 Jul 2006 03:16:02 -0700
Hi Joerg,
I dont think its a matter of conversion, a .mat file is a bianary used
by matlab, you can use it to port data around to other applications,
but not much else... The .m files are ASCII. .fig are either gui tools
or graphs. I think you will have to get matlab to use its filter
design tool (a gui that gives you the filter coefficients for a dsp,)
or the dsp toolbox, etc. Matlab is an excelent tool if you plan to
start doing dsp.
good luck,
John
Joerg wrote:
<snip>
The files are mostly *.m,
some *.p and a few graphics GUI files *.fig. Scilab doesn't understand
any of these.
Is there a text somewhere, along the lines of "Matlab to Scilab file
conversion for dummies"?
The brief instructions for routines like "loadmatfile" on Scilab's site
are simply not verbose enough for an analog guys like me :-(
--
Regards, Joerg
http://www.analogconsultants.com
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