Hello,
I have some GNU Octave (Link to GNU Octave) code and I need to run it on an Arduino Uno. I was wondering if it is possible to install Octave on an Arduino or if there is some other library that will run Octave/Matlab code. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!
EDIT: I just found this: Instrument control package - Octave Maybe it would help? I don't know how to implement this into arduino though.
I was wondering if it is possible to install Octave on an Arduino
Sure. You just need the installer for the Arduino.
or if there is some other library that will run Octave/Matlab code.
No.
Where is the installer for arduino?
Can Gnu/Octave run on a computer with 2000 bytes of SRAM ?
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That's what I though at first but I've seen people run Matlab on Arduino.... I don't have much experience in this kind of stuff so Matlab might not take up as many resources. I'm actually really just looking for a way to run Matlab code free (without stealing it) before I buy it. Though nobody really seams to know how to do this so I might just go ahead and buy it.
People do NOT run Matlab on an Arduino.
They run Matlab on their PC and use it to send to or receive data from an Arduino.
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Exactly! That's what I want to do with GNU Octave. Sorry if you misunderstood my question.
Try this pkg.
PCGenius101:
Exactly! That's what I want to do with GNU Octave. Sorry if you misunderstood my question.
I can't see what there was to misunderstand in this ...
I need to run it on an Arduino Uno
from your original post
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