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Dear Stephan, dear Rune!

> >  I did C-Courses during my education, but it's been a while.
> If you ever had a C course, you would know about memory allocation.
 
> > If you are a C-pro and my posts are annoying to you, just ignore them! You really don't have to answer them, but I think those user-communities are exactly to ask questions like that. So if any polite people want to answer my questions, feel free...
> 
> If you don't have the time to look up your own old class notes,
> pain and misery will follow. This is not the place to get free
> C education or to have C programs debugged.
> 
> If you are in such a hurry to get a result, code matlab.

If Stephan states, that he did his C-courses, then he did his C-courses. 
Here is not the place for inpolite allegations, Rune.

This is a forum for Matlab related problems. Stephan's problem appears at compiling a MEX source, therefore he is absolutely welcome to ask and he has no reason to legitimate, why he dared to make a mistake with the fiddly C-memory-handling.

Rune: Three days ago you told us, that we should use C++ to get the results fast and peoples are working to death caused by Matlab (http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/261124). Now you recommend using Matlab, if we are in a hurry. What's up?

James answered the problem already.

Good night, Jan