textscan.m, strread.m and textread.m do not exist (in 3.2.4 available in devel, see this and this).isdeployed.m does not exist (function X=isdeployed, X=false ).strrep.m works on strings but not cell arrays." does not ignore anything that appears after it, unless there is a comment sign % (MATLAB does). It is not possible to create a function handle with a function name that does not exist (eg, x = fails).cd does not return current directory in Octave (unlikely to change, see this thread).MEX files should include "mex.h" but not "matrix.h", see this.The short-circuit & and || operators should be used in if statements, instead of binary operators & and |.class can only be called from the class constructor (and not in any other method function) (class(obj,'myclass') => myclass(obj)).builtin('display',obj) does not work on user-defined objects (MATLAB returns 'classname object: x-by-y', i.e.disp should be called instead of display for standard variables (in OO programming).do is a reserved keyword in Octave (for a do-until loop) so cannot be used as variable name.Compilation of MEX files: use "mkoctfile -mex" and the MEX-file extension is ".mex" on all platforms.Contribute financially to the Octave community.Ĭompatibility issues between SPM and Octave Edit Requires changes in SPM Edit.Propose patches in Octave for bugs from the list below that have not been fixed yet.Try to isolate the problem as much as possible. Make sure to only report a bug in Octave when it's something that should not be fixed in SPM instead. Report bugs: using the development version of Octave, report problems you encounter when using SPM to SPM or Octave developers.You can contribute to improve the support of SPM on GNU Octave in several ways: You need to use the latest versions of SPM12 and GNU Octave (6.4).įor compilation of the MEX files for Octave, run the following:Īn all-in-one Octave script to download, configure and install SPM in the current directory is as follow (to be typed at the Octave prompt): In most situations, the standalone version of SPM might be a sufficient alternative.įeel free to contact if this is something you are interested in. SPM is currently not supported under Octave but further evaluation and validation are welcome. GNU Octave is mostly compatible with MATLAB:Ĭompatibility status from other neuroimaging MATLAB packages:Ĭurrent status for SPM/Octave compatibility Edit GNU Octave and reproducible research by John W.It is free open source software under the terms of the GNU General Public License. GNU Octave is a high-level language that is mostly compatible with MATLAB.
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