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How to compile .m file to convert into .oct (Octave) file using Mendix application

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Hi Everyone, I am trying to create one application for capturing user inputs to design a motor or a generator and storing in a specification file. I just wanna know, Can we able to compile the .m (MatLab) file that is specification file of a design for converting into .oct file ? I go with .oct format, because the optimization software which we use accepts only .oct file. Is there any work around for it, Please suggest. Regards, Vignesh Kannan

asked 2021-10-10

Vignesh Kannan

2 answers

Tim v Steenbergen · Answer 1 · 2021-10-11

No. You best see Mendix as a shell around a Java-application. For conversions like this you may find a Java-widget that does the magic and Mendix can care of the rest.

Volker Schlecht · Answer 2 · 2021-10-11

GNU Octave and Matlab share almost the same Syntax, so your unmodified .m file might work in there out of the box, particularly if it doesn’t use any Matlab Toolboxes.