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Compiling and Linking on Windows
To compile and link Fortran or C MAT-file programs, use the mex
script with a MAT options file. The MAT options files reside in $MATLAB\bin\win32\mexopts
and are named *engmatopts.bat
, where * represents the compiler type (e.g., bcc
for Borland, wat
for Watcom, etc.).
For example, to compile and link the stand-alone MAT application matcreat.c
using MSVC Version 7.1 on Windows, first copy the file
(where $MATLAB
is the MATLAB root directory) to a directory that is writable, and then use the following command to build it:
If you need to modify the options file for your particular compiler, use the -v
switch to view the current compiler and linker settings and then make the appropriate changes in a local copy of the options file.
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