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  • #6857
    Carsten
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      on ubuntu22.04 try to start example Rauschzahl.m from Project Simulation_octave:

      output:
      —————————————————
      Octave process terminated.
      —————————————————

      meanwhile on command line: (I started qucs from the console)

      00fc:err:module:import_dll Library MSVCP100.dll (which is needed by L”Z:\\home\\snoopy\\QucsStudio\\octave\\bin\\vc100-liboctave-1.dll”) not found
      00fc:err:module:import_dll Library vc100-liboctave-1.dll (which is needed by L”Z:\\home\\snoopy\\QucsStudio\\octave\\bin\\vc100-liboctinterp-1.dll”) not found
      00fc:err:module:import_dll Library MSVCP100.dll (which is needed by L”Z:\\home\\snoopy\\QucsStudio\\octave\\bin\\vc100-liboctinterp-1.dll”) not found
      00fc:err:module:import_dll Library vc100-liboctinterp-1.dll (which is needed by L”Z:\\home\\snoopy\\QucsStudio\\octave\\bin\\octave.exe”) not found
      00fc:err:module:LdrInitializeThunk Importing dlls for L”Z:\\home\\snoopy\\QucsStudio\\octave\\bin\\octave.exe” failed, status c0000135

      copying MSVCP100.dll into folder \octave\\bin\ solves this problem.

      But it remains:
      warning: ft_manager: unable to load font: C:/WINDOWS/Fonts/verdana.ttf

      Downloading a verdana.ttf and saving in ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/Fonts reduces the Qucs warnings to
      warning: could not match any font: *-normal-normal-10

      The figure is created without any labels:

      The other octave examples also seem to produce errors. I’ll check that next time.

      #6865
      QucsStudio
      Keymaster

        When Octave is run from QucsStudio, the ./QucsStudio/bin/ folder is added to the path. Thus, the DLLs don’t need to be copied on Windows. But it seems that Wine ignores this path.

        Unfortunately, I don’t have any clue about the font problem. It seems you’ve done the right things… strange… !?

        #6870
        QucsStudio
        Keymaster

          Just one idea: It might work with a different Octave version. The first entry in the “Tools” forum describes how to install it. It’s surely worth a try.

          #6883
          Carsten
          Participant

            I just posted a reply, but it does now show up here.

            It contained weblink, which usually leads to “post is moderated …..”. This message was not shown now, though

            #6882
            Carsten
            Participant

              downloaded

              https://octave.org/download
              https://ftpmirror.gnu.org/octave/windows/octave-7.3.0-w64.zip

              copy complete folder mingw64 to <qucsstudio>/octave/ (backuped complete old octave folder)

              deleting /bin/octave.exe and /bin/octave.bat
              renaming /bin/octave_cli.exe to /bin/octave.exe

              executing example Rauschzahl.m now gives:

              octave is now able to plot text but crashes

              #6909
              QucsStudio
              Keymaster

                Hm, I don’t know where all this problems come from. Anyway, I would suggest to try a Win 32bit version, just because QucsStudio is a 32bit one.
                The UTf-8 warnings maybe come from special characters (German “Umlaute”)? I think for the first test, the most simple example is the best choice:
                x=0:0.1:6;
                y=sin(x);
                plot(x,y)

                #6919
                Carsten
                Participant

                  32bit doesn’t help:

                  octave window in Rauschzahl.m freezes the same way.

                  in “most simple example” also. (see attached png)

                  #6921
                  Carsten
                  Participant

                    and with octave-4.2.1-w32.zip

                     

                     

                    Should the octave ubuntu version work at all? I tried last week, but got errors. But maybe its worth another try….

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