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Undefined reference to mxGetDoubles when building wrapper DLL
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I have a MATLAB script compiled into a DLL using mcc. I've created a wrapper library to allow me to call a function using C native types (my intention is to produce a DLL that can be imported into LabVIEW). On attempting to build it with mbuild I get errors indicating that mxGetDoubles and mxSetDoubles, which I'd used in the wrapper function, are undefined.
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Prathamesh
on 17 Aug 2023
Hi,
I understand that you are encountering an error message stating “mxGetDoubles and mxSetDoubles are undefined”.
Refer to pointers below to resolve the issue:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/2006577-mingw-c-c-compiler-for-matlab-version-r2018b
4. Also, ensure that the header declarations for these functions are done properly.
5. Those functions are for the R2018a memory model API. For that, you need to add the -R2018a option flag.
mex myfile.cpp -R2018a.
Refer to the documentation links for these functions to get more information.
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