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How can I set up Matlab R2009 for MEX-file generation using fort 12.1 on max Os X 10.7

allioneg
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‎11-15-2011 08:36 AM
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Hi everybody,
when I try to set up mex in MATLAB R2009 with the command mex -setup, my ifort 12.1 doesn't appear in the list of compilers I need to choose from.
Has anybody ever tried this?
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mecej4
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‎11-16-2011 05:06 AM
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> ifort 12.1 doesn't appear in the list of compilers

That is for the simple reason that 12.1 was released in 2011, a couple of years after Matlab R2009 was released. I have successfully compiled some .mex objects using this combination, but from the command window rather than from inside Matlab.

Try this: open the IFort 12.1 command window (console or terminal). Run Matlab from the command line, and try 'mex -setup'.
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