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Izzy <iskandarprins@gmail.com> wrote in message <79efd49c-346d-40b2-a663-67f754b7b8da@g23g2000yqh.googlegroups.com>...
> Hi,
> 
> If i create a singleton object in c++ code and send it into matlab and
> use it there, does the singleton share the same memory or are there 2
> singelton around, one in c++ memory space and one in matlab memory
> space?

Show us your code. How are you sending it to MATLAB?

James Tursa