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Hello, jjansen wrote: By the way, if you want the sizes of the second dimension to be the same, you might consider using a two-dimensional array like this: int[,] wind = new int[2, 3]; Thank you for the information about the 2D-array. (never used it before) How do I get access to a spezial array? (int[] intarray = wind[0]) //doesn't work Thanks for your time Martin

I dont think there are someone being kind enough to convert the code for you as the task will take about 1 to a few days. Instead you may learn C# (easy to pick up) and diy :)

Well, this site has plenty of people who will help you. A general idea when posting on this site, or any site is to ASK A QUESTION. The question you should ask shouldn't be along the lines of will someone help me? Just ask the quesiton you want to know the asnwer to that is programming related and, if someone knows how to help, some will help you. The only way to speed up a Macintosh computer is at 9.8 m/sec/sec.

Hello I've never worked in Matlab -I'm a C++, C# developer-, so the code above is very unfamiliar. Yet I can get a grasp of what you are trying to do. One Question: Did you ever program in C#?? If you're asking someone to build your program from the scratch!! It's highly unlikely to find him here!! Sorry! Regards:rose: