Using the C Math Library    

Verifying a PC Installation

When installing a C compiler to use in conjunction with the Math Library, install both the DOS and Windows targets and the command line tools.

The C Math Library installation adds

to your $PATH environment variable, where <matlab> symbolizes the MATLAB root directory. The bin directory contains the DLLs required by stand-alone applications. After installation, reboot your machine.

To verify that the MATLAB C Math Library has been installed correctly, build one of the example programs distributed with the library. You can find the example programs in the <matlab>\extern\examples\cmath directory, where <matlab> is your root MATLAB installation directory. See ``Building Stand-Alone C Applications'' to learn how to build the example programs using the mbuild command.

You can spot check the installation by checking for the file matlab.h in <matlab>\extern\include and libmmfile.dll, libmatlb.dll, and libmcc.dll in <matlab>\bin.


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