NET.addAssembly is a script, not a function, in MATLAB 2019a
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Ian St. Louis
on 13 Jun 2019
Answered: Avijit Prakash
on 22 May 2022
When I try to execute this function like:
NET.addAssembly(which('FUTEK_USB_DLL.dll'))
I get the error:
Error using NET.addAssembly
Attempt to execute SCRIPT addAssembly as a function:
/Applications/MATLAB_R2019a.app/toolbox/matlab/winfun/NET/+NET/addAssembly.m
When i dug into the function NET.addAssembly (attached), there is literally no content to the function. I just installed MATLAB like 2 days ago on this computer so I didn't mess this function up. What am i missing?
NET.addAssembly is literally just comments.
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Steven Lord
on 13 Jun 2019
From the error message (specifically the "MATLAB_R2019a.app" part of the path to the NET.addAssembly function) you appear to be using Mac OS X. The interface to .NET is only supported on Microsoft Windows, as stated at the top of the "Getting Started with Microsoft .NET" page linked from here.
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Avijit Prakash
on 22 May 2022
Unfortunately I wasted so much time to find out that MATLAB says addAssembly is unsupported. Link Here
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