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New features and changes introduced in this version are:
MATLAB Version 7.9 (R2009b) supports these new compilers for building MEX-files:
Apple Xcode 3.1 (gcc / g++ Version 4.0.1)
GNU gfortran Version 4.3
MATLAB Version 7.9 (R2009b) supports the following compilers but will not support them in a future version.
Intel Visual Fortran Version 10.1
Intel C/C++ Version 9.1
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Version 7.1
Intel Visual Fortran Version 10.1
Intel C/C++ Version 9.1
Solaris SPARC (64-bit) Platforms.
Sun Studio 11 cc / CC Version 5.8
Sun Studio 11 f90 Version 8.2
MATLAB no longer supports the Intel Visual Fortran Version 9.1 compiler on the following platforms:
Windows 32-bit
Windows 64-bit
Compatibility Considerations. To ensure continued support for building your Fortran programs, consider upgrading to another supported compiler. For an up-to-date list of supported compilers, see the Supported and Compatible Compilers Web page.
You must provide the Visual C++ run-time libraries if you distribute any of the following:
MEX-file
Engine application
MAT-file application built with the Visual Studio® 2008 compiler
You need these files to run applications developed with Visual C++ on a computer that does not have Visual C++ 2008 installed. For information on locating the Microsoft® Visual C++® 2008 Redistributable Package (x86), containing vcredist_x86.exe and vcredist_x64.exe, consult your Microsoft documentation.
The use of the -inline switch has been deprecated and will not be available in future versions of the mex function.
The mex function no longer automatically compiles and links its own copy of mexversion.c when generating MEX-files.
This release includes several changes that affect your use of the Microsoft .NET framework:
The NET.addAssembly function returns information about the assembly in the NET.Assembly class. You can also add an assembly using an instance of the System.Reflection.AssemblyName class.
You can access elements of a .NET array using MATLAB one-based indexing, as described in Accessing .NET Array Elements in MATLAB.
To call a generic method, use the NET.invokeGenericMethod function.
You can change a static property or field name using the NET.setStaticProperty function.
You can use overloaded operators, such as + and *. For a complete list of supported operators, see How MATLAB Represents .NET Operators.
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