'''[http://www.mathworks.com/products/%|%MATLAB]''' is a proprietary program and programming language for numeric computing.  
[www.mathworks.com/%|%MathWorks] is an interesting company; it continued to hire programmers 
all through 2002 and at least the beginning of 2003, 
despite the general depression in [IT].



** Reference **

   [http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~selfpace/studyguide/9A.sg.pdf%|%CS 9A (Matlab) Study Guide], University of California, 2006:   



** Description **


The quickest, lightest way to get [Tcl] and MATLAB talking is
through [DDE].  MATLAB also exposes a [COM] interface that
permits essentially fully general control, although it's documented
with as much mystery as seems to be canonical with COM.  
In [http://www.ptmcg.com/geo/python/using_matlab_from_python.html%|%Calling Matlab from Python] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20091027113808/http://geocities.com/ptmcg/python/using_matlab_from_python.html%|%alternate]), Paul McGuire, 2004-03-11, the author documents his experience in COM control
with [Python]; most of this knowledge translates easily to Tcl.

[TMath] and [TCL-MAT] both bind Tcl and MATLAB.

[Octave] is an open-source replacement for MATLAB.

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[AM] 2007-09-26: A product associated with MATLAB is Simulink.  [Playing Simulink] 
is an attempt to bring its functionality (as far as I understand it) to Tcl.



** See Also **

   [Numerical Analysis in Tcl]:   

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