> The delay might be becoz of the > matlab engine initialization > .... but is there any way to > avoid that delay
None whatsoever. However, you can always minimize the impact of it. I think the standard advice is to start Matlab when your program starts.
> by using compiled function for > example
That is of course the fastest way to get anything done. The drawback is that these functions can be *very* difficult to optimize. IOW - Matlab probably already contains one of the fastest iffts in existence. All you have to do is get past the ActiveX server startup. -SHAWN-
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hello folks, my prob is somewhat similar to David. Ifft in matlab script takes time and built in Ifft function does'nt return complex pairs. The delay might be becoz of the matlab engine initialization .... but is there any way to avoid that delay ...... by using compiled function for example .........
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> matlab engine initialization
> .... but is there any way to
> avoid that delay
None whatsoever. However, you can always minimize the impact of it. I think
the standard advice is to start Matlab when your program starts.
> by using compiled function for
> example
That is of course the fastest way to get anything done. The drawback is that
these functions can be *very* difficult to optimize. IOW - Matlab probably
already contains one of the fastest iffts in existence. All you have to do
is get past the ActiveX server startup.
-SHAWN-
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