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Use this list to find examples in the documentation.
Creating a MAT-File in C
Reading a MAT-File in C
Creating a MAT-File in Fortran
Reading a MAT-File in Fortran
Invoking Library Functions
Converting to Other Primitive Types
Converting to a Reference
Strings
Enumerated Types
Passing a MATLAB® Structure
Using the Structure as an Object
Example of Passing a libstruct Object
Constructing a Reference with the libpointer Function
Creating a Reference to a Primitive Type
Creating a Structure Reference
Reference Pointers
The explore Example
Examples from the Text
MEX Reference Examples
MX Examples
Engine and MAT Examples
A First Example — Passing a Scalar
Passing Strings
Passing Two or More Inputs or Outputs
Passing Structures and Cell Arrays
Handling Complex Data
Handling 8-,16-, and 32-Bit Data
Manipulating Multidimensional Numerical Arrays
Handling Sparse Arrays
Calling Functions from C MEX-Files
Persistent Arrays
Example — Symmetric Indefinite Factorization Using LAPACK
A First Example — Passing a Scalar
Passing Strings
Passing Arrays of Strings
Passing Matrices
Passing Two or More Inputs or Outputs
Handling Complex Data
Dynamically Allocating Memory
Handling Sparse Matrices
Calling Functions from Fortran MEX-Files
Calling MATLAB® Software from a C Application
Calling MATLAB® Software from a Fortran Application
Attaching to an Existing MATLAB® Session
Example — Building an Engine Application on Windows® System
Example — Building an Engine Application on UNIX® Systems
Concatenating Java™ Objects
Finding the Public Data Fields of an Object
Methodsview: Displaying a Listing of Java™ Methods
Creating an Array of Objects in MATLAB® Software
Creating a New Array Reference
Creating a Copy of a Java™ Array
Passing Java™ Objects
Example — Calling an Overloaded Method
Converting to a MATLAB® Structure
Converting to a MATLAB® Cell Array
Example — Reading a URL
Example — Finding an Internet Protocol Address
Example — Creating and Using a Phone Book
Example — Using Internet Explorer® Program in a MATLAB® Figure
Example — Grid ActiveX® Control in a Figure
Example — Reading Excel® Spreadsheet Data
Using a MATLAB® Application as an Automation Client
Using COM Collections
Example — Running an M-File from Visual Basic® .NET
Program
Example — Viewing Methods from a Visual Basic® .NET
Client
Example — Calling MATLAB® Software from a Web Application
Example — Calling MATLAB® Software from a C# Client
Getting Started
Example — Writing and Reading Text Data
Example — Parsing Input Data Using strread
Example — Reading Binary Data
Example — Using Events and Callbacks
Example — Connecting Two Modems
Recording Information to Disk
Saving and Loading
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