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Reini Urban wrote:

>But no simulink :(

Hm, have you looked at scilab (http://www.scilab.org).  It is a matlab clone
_with_ a simulink clone (scicos).  Unfortunately, while it is open source, it
is non-free, so can't be linked with cygwin1.dll.  _But_, they
compile/distribute their own windows native version anyway; available from
their website.  Check it out.  While free is better than non-free, open-source
is better than closed.

jrp



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