I just installed matlab r2007b on a computer running windows xp. I added the unzipped sigtool folder and its subfolders to the matlab path. I can start sigTOOL but when I click to import any type of data file (tried .plx and alpha so far) the error pasted below shows up in matlab. I've manually checked and the mexprog.dll is indeed in the specified folder.... weird..
??? Invalid MEX-file 'C:\MATLAB\toolbox\sigTOOL\sigTOOL Neuroscience
Toolkit\File\menu_Import\group_NeuroScience File
Formats\NeuroShare\mexprog.dll': The specified module could not be found.
.
Error in ==> ns_SetLibrary at 39
[ns_RESULT] = mexprog(18, filename);
Error in ==> menu_ImportPLX at 32
if (ns_SetLibrary([pathname filesep name ext]) ~= 0)
This error will be generated if mexprog.dll has been compiled on more recent versions of MATLAB. My guess is that you have a more recent dll that was includes in early sigTOOL versions and this has not been overwritten when unzipping. In any case, the one in the current sigTOOL download (Version 0.88) is dated 02/06/2004 and, in my hands, works on R2007b.
I will send you a mexprog.mexw32 that works back to R2006a by email. This will be needed shortly as support for the dll extension is disappearing from MATLAB.
Incidentally, MATLAB advises against placing files in the toolbox path. sigTOOL will work there, but you may hit problems and could degrade overall MATLAB performance. It might be better to use My Documents/sigTOOL.
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