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From: markym <no@email.com>
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Subject: Re: Question about mex compilation on 64bit machine in Windoze
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Jim Rockford wrote:
> I have recently installed Matlab R2008b.  I understand that there is
> no default lcc compiler for 64 bit, and that a free compiler can be
> used:
> 
> Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2

That's not a compiler. It's a software development kit containing
mainly lib and include files. You may be interested in looking at
Visual Studio Express Editions or gcc products.