I'm looking at using Octave and its functions in my C# project, but currently the only way to interface C# and Octave is by calling it on the command line and parsing the string output. (see this SO question) This is slow (one command line call per script) and error-prone because you have to parse the string.
What if you could wrap Octave in C#, like what EmguCV does for OpenCV, you would get a faster, and neater way to access Octave. SWIG is a tool that can generate such a wrapper, but I've no idea if this is possible and to what extent it would work. Do you know how I can get started?
