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m myrepmat.m
function T = myrepmat(T, sizes)
% MYREPMAT Like the built-in repmat, except myrepmat(T,n) == repmat(T,[n 1])
% T = myrepmat(T, sizes)
if length(sizes)==1
T = repmat(T, [sizes 1]);
else
T =
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m checkfigs.m
function status = checkfigs(h)
% built-in helper function, but I want to use it, so have
% copied it exactly.
status = 1;
for i=1:length(h)
if ~ishandle(h(i)) | ~strcmp(get(h(i),'type'),'figure'
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changelog
Changes from 4.0 to 4.1
1. layout, it should be more comfortable
2. misc bugs
3. add MUL, MOVW, LPM instrument
4. add built-in lable generator to replace perl script.
5. support M8
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m expand.m
function Q = expand(P)
% EXPAND -- built-in EXPAND, extended to matrix polynomials
%
% Q = expand(P)
%
% The effect is the same as the system built-in EXPAND, applied to each
% coeffici
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m simplify.m
function Q = simplify(P)
% SIMPLIFY -- built-in SIMPLIFY, extended to matrix polynomials
%
% Q = simplify(P)
%
% The effect is the same as the system built-in SIMPLIFY, applied to each
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m expand.m
function Q = expand(P)
% EXPAND -- built-in EXPAND, extended to matrix polynomials
%
% Q = expand(P)
%
% The effect is the same as the system built-in EXPAND, applied to each
% coeffici
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m simplify.m
function Q = simplify(P)
% SIMPLIFY -- built-in SIMPLIFY, extended to matrix polynomials
%
% Q = simplify(P)
%
% The effect is the same as the system built-in SIMPLIFY, applied to each
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html alpha-built-in-functions.html
Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
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html alpha-built-in-functions.html
Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
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m expand.m
function Q = expand(P)
% EXPAND -- built-in EXPAND, extended to matrix polynomials
%
% Q = expand(P)
%
% The effect is the same as the system built-in EXPAND, applied to each
% coeffici