MFC calls MATLAB

Integrating MATLAB® and C++ within the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) environment

Description

This demo highlights two ways of integrating MATLAB functionality into a MFC application written in C++. The first way uses the MATLAB Engine, an external interface that is part of core MATLAB. The second way uses MATLAB Compiler to create a C shared library from a MATLAB function foo.m. The advantage of using MATLAB Compiler is this solution can be deployed to end users that do not have MATLAB.

A simple C++/MFC dialog was created which calls into the MATLAB function in order to add the values of two numbers. The output is returned and displayed in the dialog.

The purpose of this example is to specifically show how to integrate MATLAB in the MFC framework

• Required Products: MATLAB Compiler
• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.7 (R2008b)
• Other requirements: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or newer

[Junior]

Hi,
i use vc 2005 and the exe file compiles fine, but it's exe file wait mclmcrrt.dll
.

Best Regards

[Jonathan]

When I am trying the application in the engine mode, the project builds but does not run. When I debug the application, it gives me an unhandled exception error. What can I do to resolve this?

[Peter]

Hi,

I use VS2005 and Matlab2007b. Due to the fact that I have a different Matlab (2007b) and mcc version (4.7 MCR77) I had to recompile the m script.
Now my application returns with the following error:
"Could not initialize the library."

The size of the dll is 52k wrt the original who is 204kb.

A Win32 console application works.
(Only with the option "Start Without debuggin" else is will hang.)

Dependency walker looks ok.

Any help on the "Could not initialize the library." error?

Best regards,

Peter