using Octave with emacs

[RossandShira Bettinger]

I am new to Octave and want to use it from emacs, so I looked up the EOS web
page. It says that EOS ought to be included as part of any emacs
distribution newer than 19.35:

If you have GNU Emacs with a version number at least as high as 19.35, you
are all set up, because EOS is respectively will be part of GNU Emacs as of
version 19.35.

My version of emacs is 22.3.1 and I did not find any octave .el files in the
emacs LISP directory. I can download the EOS files from the web and install
them in a suitable subdirectory, but I did not see any documentation re: how
to link octave to emacs, e.g., a path from emacs to the octave executables.

Perhaps you could give me an example of how to do this? I am using Windows
XP.

Perhaps you could include such information in the EOS documentation?

I may be missing some obvious step in linking emacs to octave: is there a
default installation location for emacs and for octave so that emacs would
be *expecting* octave to be installed in a default folder? I installed emacs
in my Program Files directory and octave in my c:/ directory. Ought both
packages to be installed in the c:/ directory?

Thank you for helping,
Ross Bettinger
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