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Using Matlab code with O-Matrix
The O-Matrix language uses a syntax that is similar to,
but not compatible with the syntax of the
Matlab® language.
The O-Matrix language was designed to support more sophisticated
programming constructs and object oriented design techniques and as such
has some differences from the Matlab syntax. Users that are familiar with
the Matlab syntax, however, will find learning the O-Matrix
language a simple transition.
The O-Matrix environment does, however, support execution
of both O-Matrix scripts and functions, and Matlab scripts
and functions. This dual syntax support enables O-Matrix
users to leverage existing Matlab functions and scripts. Support of both
languages makes it much easier to migrate new solutions to O-Matrix
while continuing to take advantage of available m-files.
"Like an enhanced Matlab"
- IEEE Spectrum
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O-Matrix-syntax functions and scripts can call
Matlab-syntax functions. The example at the right demonstrates
using a Matlab function from an O-Matrix main program.
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The O-Matrix environment can also run scripts that are
written completely in the Matlab syntax. The example at
the right is an illustration of a
benchmark
script written with the Matlab syntax and run in both Matlab
and O-Matrix.
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See the
Matlab Overview
for a detailed comparison of O-Matrix and Matlab.
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