Bonjour
Je trouve que Scilab est un excellent programme, mais que ses capacitées graphiques ne sont pas encore à la hauteur de matlab. Je voudrais savoir si il est prévu dans les prochaines versions d'utiliser Mesa/OpenGL pour les graphismes ?
merci
Andrew Rodland
United States
posted: August 30 2000 06:17 AM
I was just looking around, and have you guys
considering doing the source packages in tar/bz2
format? Source code tends to compress better in
bzip2, and most recent tars will filter through
bzip2 automagically (tar xyf or tar xIf).
I haven't actually downloaded yet, but now that
I'm done griping, looks great! I've just got a
slow modem ;)
Don Shiel
United States
posted: August 20 2000 05:30 PM
I haven't tried to do very much with the software yet, I haven't been able to reach the documentation ftp site to download the documentation.
graynoise
United States
posted: August 14 2000 07:35 AM
2.5 for Windows 98 downloaded and installed very smoothly.
I am recommending it to friends for trials. ( I
recall that an earlier version for linux also
was pleasing. )
GREAT JOB! Keep up the good work.
I will pass along any contributions I might be
able to make.
Fernando de Oliveira Dura
Portugal
posted: August 01 2000 11:08 PM
I am MATLAB user for a long time and I can say that
SCILAB it is a great product, easy to use, great
toolboxes and free!!. Moreover, we can access the
source code and, by this way, to understand how
hard is to develop an application like SCILAB.
It is really a serious option for those doing
scientific/engineering computations and data
visualisation.
Congratulations!.
Fernando de Oliveira Durao
Associate Professor
(Modeling, Simulation and control of Mineral
Processing System Systems, Operations Research
and Optimization Methods)
Instituto Superior Tecnico
Lisboa
Portugal
