GNU Octave

Turned out not to be true.

But that was okay because then Octave came along, and I did infreq C for Octave, and I've been swimming in Octave.

And then, of course, Python really took off.

And so it's now trivial to go from MATLAB to Python or back or whatever.

Now I think only Gary Scavone at McGill is keeping it going.

And so that's been a very important resource.

And so I was moved on to the SDK with some Octave MATLAB on the side.

So you use MATLAB for analysis, C++ for synthesis and real time stuff.