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Hi,
I need to convert matlab files to DLL files, and i saw your answer regarding to "article 4669 - solution 1-D5W493". From what i understand i need to download the visual stodio 2010 compiler. I did download the file you attach (it's called "VS2010MEXSupport") but i don't understand the unzip command that i need to write at the "command windoow". please help me. my mail is: itaikadosh@gmail.com
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Andreas Goser
on 4 Dec 2013
You mean:
4. Unzip the contents of the patch into your MATLAB installation using the following command on the MATLAB command window: unzip( path_to_zip_file, matlabroot);
Command Window should be clear. "unzip" is a MATLAB comand. "path_to_zip_file" also seems obvious. "matlabroot" is the path to the root directly MATLAB is installed and is also a MATLAB command.
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Andreas Goser
on 5 Dec 2013
"coder" belongs to the product MATLAB Coder that is seemingly not installed for you. But for the workflow in article 4669 you do not need it. The use of the term DLL is also confusing here, has historically MEX file were also DLL. Probably best is that you contact MathWorks or your local reseller office in order to discuss the application your are planning.
Tu
on 23 Dec 2013
Hi sir, My computer OS is window 8 and Matlab version is R2010a, does it work?
I setup mex, but can't find any compiler. I installed visual c++ 2010 Redistributable or visual c++ 2012 Redistributable, they both doesn't work.
I saw “How can I use Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 to create MEX files with MATLAB 7.10 (R2010a)?” Please send me the patch attached.
How should I do? Please give me a feedback, thank you.
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