Re: problems with tmpnan naming using octave.

Eran wrote: i think the problem comes becuse of the "\" or "/" direction. tmpnam() gives: c:\cygwin\tmp/oct-22fb00.0 That's not an illegal Windows path. Try it out sometime yourself in a native app that goes directly to the Win32 API. Please follow the instructions in http://cygwin.com/problems.h

problems with tmpnan naming using octave.

while using octave on cygwin, i can't use "imread" command. it complains it can't open file: c:\cygwin\tmp/oct-22fb00.0 i think the problem comes becuse of the "\" or "/" direction. tmpnam() gives: c:\cygwin\tmp/oct-22fb00.0 any sugestions? thanks, Eran. -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygw