[Scilab-users] Forum dedicated to Scilab developments

[Tim Wescott]

To the extent that this may have been sparked by my comments in your
thread about the FFT ("shift phase in fft"):

Please don't stop asking questions here if it is the forum that you are
the most comfortable with.  

I was expressing the opinion that for discussions of the underlying
math, there are other resources, and I was acting on a -- possibly
unfounded, in your case -- concern arising from seeing other people who
seem to have difficulty unraveling the behavior of the tool from the
structure of the underlying math.

As long as I'm subscribed to the list, I won't hesitate to discuss the
underlying math when I think that's warranted.  And, in those cases
where I actually know how to make the tool cough up results in ways that
aren't totally screwy, I'll speak up there, too.

On Tue, 2016-10-04 at 19:31 +0200, paul.carrico at free.fr wrote:
> Hi
> 
> Recently somebody reminded me that the current mailing list is
> dedicated to Scilab topics (on only to) i.e. on ways on using Scilab.
> 
> Does it exist a forum dedicated to developments using Scilab, so that
> people can share skills or ask for support(s) in specific
> topics/tasks? In my mind a way to share codes and so on!
> 
> Nb: Equalis forum is nearly dead, developper.com is for French
> speakers ... 
> 
> I've been hesitating in writting this post, but I'm thinking it might
> be an interesting questionning ... if not it does not matter
> 
> Paul
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