Hello, Lasts weeks, I've been I've been working hard in the II Meeting on Free Software of Cadiz University (April, 6-8). You have a link here[1] (in spanish, sorry) . The question is: one of the keys of the journeys is free software and super-computing. Some weeks ago, searching in internet, I found a link about Octave MPITB[2]: "Octave Linux users in a cluster with several PCs can use MPITB in order to call MPI library routines from within the Octave environment." MPITB is free software and the autor works at the University of Granada, not too far form Cádiz, so I invited him to the Meeting of my university. Tomorrow, he will arrive to Cádiz and next day he'll talk about Octave and MPITB. The question is: do you think MPITB is a candidate for it's inclusion in the "Other interesting Octave stuff" at DOG web page? Also, if it results interesting for us, I would not mind to maintain it, in the future. [1]http://softwarelibre.uca.es/jornadas_2 [2]http://atc.ugr.es/javier-bin/mpitb Regards, -- J. Rafael Rodriguez Galvan. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cadiz University (UCA). OSLUCA (Free Software Office, UCA) Department of Mathematics. [0] http://softwarelibre.uca.es
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