Problem with findpeaks - error message of 'undefined variable "coder"'

I am trying to use the findpeaks function out of the signal processing toolbox. When I enter something like...
data = [1 15 4 2]
[pks,local] = findpeaks(data)
...I get
Undefined variable "coder" or class "coder.target".
Error in findpeaks>parse_inputs (line 99)
if coder.target('MATLAB')
Error in findpeaks (line 71)
[X,Ph,Pd,Th,Np,Str,infIdx] = parse_inputs(Xin,varargin{:});
99 if coder.target('MATLAB')
I am running Matlab 2014a with signal & stats & mapping toolboxes & have confirmed that I am pointing to the correct findpeaks function via "which -all findpeaks"

 Accepted Answer

This looks like it might be a path issue. Try:
restore defaultpath
savepath
rehash toolboxcache
and restart MATLAB.

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That worked; thanks, AJ!!!
I'm really baffled as to why that worked since you said you "have confirmed that I am pointing to the correct findpeaks function via "which -all findpeaks"" Did you ever find out why that worked? Did you have your own function you wrote called coder()????

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I’m a bit concerned about ‘...something like...’.
What returns when you run:
ac = class(data)
where ‘data’ is your argument to findpeaks.
If that comes back as double, I’m out of ideas and I’ll delete this.

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ac = class(data) (where data = [1 10 2 6 5 11])
does come back as double. Thanks anyway!
It may be time to put in a Support Request to TMW.

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For me it runs fine and gives:
data =
1 15 4 2
pks =
15
local =
2
Try putting a "clear all" before your code and try again. I don't have the mapping toolbox, or the MATLAB Coder toolbox either. What toolboxes are listed when you do "ver"?

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Same thing happens after "clear all", and the toolboxes that come up via "ver" are Mapping, Signal Processing, & Statistics, all R2014a.
I'm going to put in a support request to Mathworks; seems like it might be something specific to my install, since nobody else is experiencing this.
Thanks for the suggestions!

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