[Scilab-Dev] Scilab/SCIAO

[luisacevedo]

Hello Samuel

 

  Yes I have thought the same than you.

  It is important to have an optical module in Scilab , optics are becoming very important nowadays.

 

I see that you know SCIAO and If it can be implemented with more functions using Xcos.

With your advice MSDOS will handle the new versions of Scilab, also as you said would be good if some people can revisit the SCIAO module upgrade it with new 

Optical physics as diffraction and so on.

Well as soon as submit  the phD thesis in optics I will work in SCIAO and implement . I will make a call asking for helpers.

 

Thanks a lot, Regards

 

Luis 

 

 

From: Samuel GOUGEON [via Scilab / Xcos - Mailing Lists Archives] [mailto:ml-node+s994242n4026191h25 at n3.nabble.com] 
Sent: 08 March 2013 17:07
To: luisacevedo
Subject: Re: Scilab/SCIAO

 

Hello Luis, 

Yes indeed, it is a very interesting module. There is no optics 
devices in Modelica/Coselica, so it would be a very useful 
complementary part to Coselica in Xcos. 

I started to upgrade SCIAO last summer 2012 on my side. 
But the module must be completely revisited, since 
Scilab 5.4 (and Xcos) is very (very) far from Scilab 4.1.2 
(and Scicos). 

The MSDOS stuff and other minor upgrades in macros and demos are OK, 
and when reorganizing directories to match the toolbox_skeleton, 
the priority was to rebuild the help.  I stopped here (without 
finishing). 
Afterwards, SCIAO will need to be Xcos-revisited, and then fully 
recompiled (it has some gateways for primitives in C++), with 
often plateform-dependent compiling options and other hard things 
to be fixed. 

For the moment, i gave up the job. But i am happy to read that 
someone else could work about :-) 
Good luck! 

Samuel 

Le 08/03/2013 14:24, luisacevedo a écrit : 
> Hello All 
> 
> I have found a very useful Optical tool, link as follows 
> http://sciao.sourceforge.net/#authors
> When you install it under SCilab 5.4 32 or 64 bits , it gives a MS error and 
> the library does not appear in XCOS. 
> .../... 
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