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Author: Shawn Walker
I'm not sure what is wrong. Make sure you verify that your version of MATLAB supports the compiler. If it is a recent version R2010 or later, then you should be fine. But double check the version/compiler compatibility on the MATLAB web site.
It says that it supports 64bit versions, and Windows 7. You may have to register as a user, but that isn't a big deal. Once you have it installed, MATLAB should see it by typing "mex -setup".
I'm not sure what is wrong. Make sure you verify that your version of MATLAB supports the compiler. If it is a recent version R2010 or later, then you should be fine. But double check the version/compiler compatibility on the MATLAB web site.
It says that it supports 64bit versions, and Windows 7. You may have to register as a user, but that isn't a big deal. Once you have it installed, MATLAB should see it by typing "mex -setup".
I'm not sure what is wrong. Make sure you verify that your version of MATLAB supports the compiler. If it is a recent version R2010 or later, then you should be fine. But double check the version/compiler compatibility on the MATLAB web site.
Also, did you try this link:
http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/en/data/1-ECUGQX/
They walk you through the full install.
If that doesn't work, you should email the MATLAB helpdesk.
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02 Aug 2011
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Finite ELement Implementation and Computational Interface Tool for You
Hi Shawn
Now I installed the following version of Microsoft Windows SDK 7.1
x64 ISO File Name: GRMSDKX_EN_DVD.iso
CRC#: 0x04F59E55
SHA1: 0x9203529F5F70D556A60C37F118A95214E6D10B5A
First I installed Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express as you proposed, but still it cannot find the C++ compiler in matlab when I write mex -setup
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01 Aug 2011
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Finite ELement Implementation and Computational Interface Tool for You
Let me add another comment. You have to install TWO things (separately) to make MATLAB see MS Visual C++. They are:
1. Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express
2. Microsoft Windows SDK 7.1
Both are free and must be installed in that order (sorry I forgot about this).
The following link should be useful for those who want to use MS Visual C++ (Windows):
http://www.mathworks.com/support/compilers/R2011a/win64.html
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31 Jul 2011
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Here is the link I found:
Visual C++ 2010 Express:
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/visual-cpp-express
It says that it supports 64bit versions, and Windows 7. You may have to register as a user, but that isn't a big deal. Once you have it installed, MATLAB should see it by typing "mex -setup".
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