>uni gives free matlab license for everyone
>have 32bit pc because poor
>try to find 32bit linux version
>latest is 2012a
>windows 32bit latest version is 2015b
This kind of discrimination just makes me wanna go and install windows.
I understand, the market share and whatnot, but come on, porting it to linux aint that hard.
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Linux is a kernel
I graduated in 2015 and my Matlab licence that my uni provided still works lmao.
aww...you're growing up. thanks for touching my heart, user.
shudup nerd
>ave 32bit pc because poor
My Compaq laptop from 2006 is 64bit and runs win10 just well.
A sub $100 thinkpad can be 64bit and run any 64bit OS well.
Literally clear yourself form the gene pool if you cannot a 12 year old shitbox.
get a 64 bit computer like a normal person
>what is second world country
vodka is more important comrade
Use gnu octave
gnu.org
i thought that its free
And ? 'porting' means compiling for Linux syscalls instead of win32 api calls.
Linux is the correct term.
>>uni
>too poor to afford a $100 T420 with i5-2450, 128gb ssd, and 8gb ram
matlab doesnt call syscalls, matlab calls functions from GNU (and other userspace) libraries - and those internally do syscalls, not matlab
cont: so porting matlab to GNU/Linux is modifying the source of matlab to call GNU functions
once they modify the source to use GNU (and other libraries), it will run on any kernel supported by GNU once compiled
they would be porting to GNU, not to Linux
Based.
>matlab doesnt call syscalls, matlab calls functions from GNU (and other userspace) libraries - and those internally do syscalls, not matlab
>cont: so porting matlab to GNU/Linux is modifying the source of matlab to call GNU functions
>once they modify the source to use GNU (and other libraries), it will run on any kernel supported by GNU once compiled
>they would be porting to GNU, not to Linux
MATLAB has a propertairy licence. How are the allowed to use GNU ?
use octave faggot
>MATLAB has a propertairy licence. How are the allowed to use GNU ?
glibc is licensed under LGPL, which allows you to dynamically link without making your code GPL
>>have 32bit pc because poor
>can afford to go to university
I get payed for going to university
>murican
>weeb
>goes to uni
I pity you
>computer is 32bit
How fucking old is it? The last 32bit PC I ever saw was in 2005
I live in a third world country and I have a 64 bit pc
So use some of your financial aid and get a new computer. That's literally the reason they give you money, because you have none.