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From: Maciej on 20 Aug 2007 10:26
Hi,

I am stuck with this problem:

I am using Matlab under Windows.I have recently received
some crucial files from my colleague who is using Linux. In
one of my routines file checkinput.m calls checkinput_mex
The only checkinput_mex I have in the received directory has
an extension: .mexglx and i am getting an error message:
Undefined command/function 'checkinput_mex'. Is there any
chance that I can transform the .mexglx file into something
that windows will accept? Or once it is compiled under a
platform it can not be read under another one? I am not an
expert in the matter and my colleague is unavailable at the
moment. Simply changing extension did not obviously work.

I will be grateful for creative advise.
Regards,
Maciek.
From: Titus on 20 Aug 2007 10:45

"Maciej " <m.telszewski(a)uea.ac.uk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
>
> I am stuck with this problem:
>
> I am using Matlab under Windows.I have recently received
> some crucial files from my colleague who is using Linux. In
> one of my routines file checkinput.m calls checkinput_mex
> The only checkinput_mex I have in the received directory has
> an extension: .mexglx and i am getting an error message:
> Undefined command/function 'checkinput_mex'. Is there any
> chance that I can transform the .mexglx file into something
> that windows will accept? Or once it is compiled under a
> platform it can not be read under another one? I am not an
> expert in the matter and my colleague is unavailable at the
> moment. Simply changing extension did not obviously work.
>
> I will be grateful for creative advise.
> Regards,
> Maciek.

Hi Maciek,

unfortunately: no. You will need to contact your collegue to
get the C-code from him to compile the mex-file on the
windows platform.

Sorry,
Titus


From: Maciej on 20 Aug 2007 15:08

> Hi Maciek,
>
> unfortunately: no. You will need to contact your collegue to
> get the C-code from him to compile the mex-file on the
> windows platform.
>
> Sorry,
> Titus
>
>
Hi Titus,

Thank you for a quick response. That is going to be a
difficult one...

Cheers,
Maciek.
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