From: "Guruswami Navin" <gnavin1@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Numerical recipes in Matlab
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Thanks Duane.
Even I have Numerical Recipes Book, So you mean I can convert the
C-code to matlab with MEX function? I just need to translate it? I
want to convert it into GUI so I want it in Matlab. Any suggestions?

Navin

Duane Hanselman wrote:
>
>
> Navin wrote:
>>
>>
>> I understand that there is no book as such for numerical
recipes
> in
>> matlab. Did anyone of you ever converted the Codes of Numerical
>> recipes in C into Matlab using MEX functions (External/API
>> interfaces). If yes please let me know.
>
> I have the text Numerical Recipes in C. I see no need to convert
> the
> functions from this book into MATLAB M-files or Mex-files. Most of
> the functions in the book already exist in MATLAB in much more
> numerically robust implementations. So why do all this work? Maybe
> that's why no one has done it yet.
>
> Duane