howto: mex + MS Visual C/C++ Express Edition 2005
by William Fox
09 Dec 2006
(Updated 01 Aug 2007)
No BSD License
Describes steps to set up the free Visual C/C++ Express Edition 2005 compiler as mex backend
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Steps for how to install the 2005 Express Edition Visual C/C++ as the backend mex compiler. This document is for you if:
You want to compile C mex files using the free Microsoft Visual C/C++ compiler that comes with Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition.
You want to be able to compile your mex file using the Matlab command line tool mex, rather than creating projects and compiling within the Visual Studio IDE.
You want to do this with zero hacking on the mex installation or on any mexopts.bat files. |
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MATLAB 7.3 (R2006b)
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This file has been updated to encompass Matlab 2006a/b and R2007a. |
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| 05 Jul 2007 |
Updating the requirements to say that the how-to only works for 2006a/b, not 2007a. |
| 01 Aug 2007 |
Updated howto for R2007a. |
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