Hi Abdelrahman ,
I understand that you want to use Intel OneAPI for Frotran 2024 which is not supported by MATLAB yet. It is important to note that modifying MATLAB's internal files to support an unsupported compiler is not officially recommended and may lead to unpredictable behavior or instability in MATLAB, choose to experiment with such modifications at their own risk.
MATLAB uses XML files to define the settings for supported compilers. These files are typically located in a directory such as:
MATLABROOT\bin\win64\mexopts
where MATLABROOT is the root directory of your MATLAB installation.
Before making any chnages it is suggested to make a backup of original XML file.
Look for the XML file that corresponds to the Intel Fortran compiler. It might be named something like intel_fortran.xml or similar. Open this file in a text editor with administrative privileges.
You'll need to modify the file to point to the locations of the Intel OneAPI Fortran 2024 compiler binaries, libraries, and include files. This will involve updating paths, version numbers, and possibly other settings to match the new compiler's specifications.
Pay particular attention to elements such as:
- compilerName
- compilerVersion
- location (for various tools like the compiler, linker, etc.)
- libraries and include directories
These steps are speculative and not guaranteed to work. It's also possible that even if you can get MATLAB to recognize the new compiler, other compatibility issues may arise due to changes in the compiler software that are not accounted for in MATLAB's MEX infrastructure.