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I am running MATLAB R12.1. I'm having trouble with compiling. I would appreciate any help anyone can give. 1. When I do the "mbuild -setup" or "mex -setup" it is not giving me an option for my C++ compiler. I have Visual C++.NET, the newest version of visual C++. The most recent option in the matlab "mbuild - setup" menu is Visual C++ version 6. However, when I let it search for a compiler, it comes up with "[1] Lcc C version 2.4 in C:\MATLAB6P1\sys\lcc" Using this, I have been able to compile the sample files in $MATLAB\extern\examples\ into C code (-m option) but not into C++ (-p option). How do I use my Visual C++.NET compiler with the Matlab Compiler? If I pick Vis C++ version 6 and give it the root folder for Vis C++.Net, it gives back errors. 2. Even using the "[1] Lcc C version 2.4 in C:\MATLAB6P1\sys\lcc" compiler, I cannot get Matlab to compile a needed file. I'm not sure if it is because I load data sets in the M-file (I know that there are some issues here, I have tried loading data a few different ways). The M-file is attached below in case I am doing something the compiler doesn't support or I need to load the data another way for the compiler. The section set off by about 4 lines is a seperate pasted M-file so that the program doesn't have to call it from another directory. With the variables width and band set low like around 10 (the first lines of code), the program runs fine (debugged and working correctly). However, I need width and band set to 1000 which Matlab crashes on because of computation time. Is there something in the M-file that the compiler doesn't support? I don't use eval in it or the other do not's listed on the Mathworks website. |
Matlab Compiler Questions
Started by ●August 2, 2002
