.mexglx in windows XP
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hey all....
I am not able to run .mexglx files in windows XP 32 bit platform... the matlab codes were originally written using 64 bit linux platform.... How to convert it so that it gets executed in XP???
Could anyone please help me out ??
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Benjamin Schwabe
on 2 Feb 2012
Do you have the sourcecode that was used for the generation of the mexglx? If not, I have no clue and I assume that there is no way but code disassembly... If you have the sourcecode, create the mex-file on your own by using the mex-command and change the reference to the mexglx accordingly.
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Walter Roberson
on 2 Feb 2012
You cannot execute a Linux mex file on MS Windows. You will, as Benjamin suggests, need to rebuild the mex from source.
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Aaditya
on 4 Feb 2012
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Jan
on 4 Feb 2012
How did you compile the source code? The error message appears, if you run a DLL, but some used library functions are missing.
Ken Atwell
on 5 Feb 2012
What version of MATLAB are you using? I'm surprised that your MEX file recompiled for Windows carries the extension ".dll". I would expect it to be ".mex32".
Also, can you tell us the command line to MEX you are using, and any output MEX returns?
Jan
on 9 Feb 2012
I've asked you already: How did you compile the C-file? The error message appears e.g., if you compile the C-file on one computer with MSVC, but run it on another computer without installing the required distributables.
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