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Subject: using fsolve in embedded c++

From: Angelo Rossi

Date: 5 Aug, 2008 05:49:01

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Ok here it goes:

I have a matlab script which uses fsolve to solve non linear
equations. I want to integrate this script in my c++
program. I have read and understood the reference guide to
embed matlab in c++. However, the runtime of my c++ program
stops when reaching the fsolve line because I believe is not
part of the embedded functions that Matlab provides.
Therefore I need to use eml.extrinsic. However, when I put
eml.extrinsic('fsolve') in my matlab script and compile it
again, I get this during the runtime of my c++ program:

??? Undefined variable "eml" or class "eml.extrinsic".

Anybody can help me with this ? Am i missing something
during compilation of matlab (mcc) or Visual Studio ?

My matlab version is r2007b and eml.extrinsic package exists
(typing eml.extrinsic in the matlab console confirms it).

Thanks for any input

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