[scilab-Users] Scilab

[Berns Buenaobra]

Hello Golan:

I'm a new user myself moving away from Matlab slowly into open source
territory at least when cost is a factor. You can use XCOS built in within
Scilab - at the console after successfully loading Scilab simply type XCOS
and it brings you to more or less the same environment like Simulink.

You can also try SciCos Lab also.

Regards,
Berns B.



2011/12/5 Golan Marsh <gmarsh at iai.co.il>

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> Hello
>
> I am interested in substitute for Simulink.
> Is there a Scilab enviroment similar to Simulink
>
> Best Regards
> Golan
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