From: "Martin Ozimek" <mozimek@poptemp.gsfc.nasa.gov>
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Subject: Re: Problems linking MEX'ed object files.
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Are you sure that something like Borland c++ can't get it done? I
had this same problem as you. I have Visual Studio.net 2005 and it
is not compatabile with current versions of Matlab as far as I know.
I ended up finding a free version of the Borland c++ compiler. (I
googled free borland c++ builder). Now obviously we may be compiling
different codes, but if nothing else is working it may be worth a
shot. All of my files are now compiling, since previously, I only
had the internal lcc compiler which will not even compile a *.cpp
file. Well you said *any* help would be sought after, so I'm not
sure this was much, but it's an attempt.

Good luck,

Marty

Nicolai Brejnholt wrote:
>
>
> (Ah, btw, worth to mention, that I need the newer compilers/linkers
> to use the code at all. Several newer types etc. used in it. So any
> help would still be highly sought after.)