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From: Water Lin &lt;WaterLin@ymail.invalid&gt;
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Subject: Link error from Visual Studio 2005
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I am using Matlab 7 and Visual Studio 2005. I want to write a program in
Visual C++ 2005 and use functions in Matlab 7.

Here is my reference:
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http://wibirama.com/dip/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/matlab-and-ms-studio.pdf

I did exactly the same as this document described. I also use the same
test code in this document. But after I compiled the code successfully
and try to run the exe file, the exe shows an error like this:
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This application has failed to start because libmx.dll was not
found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.
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I don't know why and I also can't google the match reason. Is it
possible to use Matlab 7 with Visual C++ 2005? What's wrong?


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