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Monitor Forum | Start New ThreadRE: Problem with MEX files [ Reply ] By: Kaustuv Chatterjee on 2008-06-20 07:45 | [forum:76789] |
Dear Benjamin, Thanx for the early reply. I have set the environment variable and search path in matlab as you have described but the problem remains the same. However, if I copy the mex files into the bin directory they seem to work. I am now having problems with bookwrite. Matlab crashes when I try to use the bookwrite. mpd_multithread and bookread are working fine. Regards, Kaustuv |
RE: Problem with MEX files [ Reply ] By: Benjamin Roy on 2008-06-19 16:48 | [forum:76381] |
Hello, MPTK must be installed and set in order to work with matlab Mexfiles, wich means: -environment variable called MPTK_CONFIG_FILENAME to be set with the path of the path.xml file located in the bin directory. (for example C:\Program Files\MPTK\bin\path.xml) -This path.xml file defines the path to the Atoms/Block plugin location. On Windows system in the case you have installed MPTK library and utilities in an non standard directory (eg different of "C:/Program Files/MPTK") you have to modify the path inside of this file with the real installation path. -matlab search path variable as to be set with the mptk lib directory: by default "C:/Program Files/MPTK/lib/release" MPTK Matlab features are experimental and under development. All feedback are welcome. Regards, Benjamin. |
Problem with MEX files [ Reply ] By: Kaustuv Chatterjee on 2008-06-19 15:27 | [forum:76348] |
Dear Benjamin, I get the following error while running any of the mex files from the MPTK-Windows-bin-0-5-5-beta release. ??? Invalid MEX-file 'C:\MPTK\matlab\bookread.mexw32': The specified module could not be found. I am running Matlab 7.4.0(R2007a). Is there a compatibility issue? regards, Kaustuv Chatterjee |