Re: Object-Oriented Principles & MATLAB

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From: Firstian
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 1995 16:06

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Have you thought about using Simulink? I guess you can do some sort of OOP
by carefully modularizing your functions and limiting access. However, you
do lose the type safety and other good things that comes with C++. On the
other hand, you can use MEX files to directly program in C++ and  hook it
back to Matlab.

Kin Chan
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