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Run Octave Script from Command Line

MATLAB CMD Octave
Script
Publish Date:   2021-12-24
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Introduction

Octave is an open-source replacement for MATLAB, a software and programming environment for numerical arithmetic and data analysis. Sometimes it’s more convenient to run Octave scripts from the command line.

Steps

  1. Install Octave from here.

  2. Add octave-cli.exe to the system PATH environment. In my case, the path is C:\Program Files\GNU Octave\Octave-6.4.0\mingw64\bin.

  3. Create a simple script vi hello.m.

function hello
	printf("Hello world!\n");
endfunction
  1. Make the script executable.
chmod +x hello.m
  1. Run the script.
octave-cli ./hello.m

References

  1. https://www.xmodulo.com/how-to-run-octave-script-from-command-line.html
Author: Yang Wang
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