Figure Properties - SERC

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Purpose Compile MEX-function from C or Fortran source code
Syntax mex options filenames
Description mex options filenames compiles a MEX-function from the C, C++, or Fortran
source code files specified in filenames. All nonsource code filenames passed
as arguments are passed to the linker without being compiled.
All valid options are shown in the MEX Script Switches table. These options
are available on all platforms except where noted.
MEX’s execution is affected both by command-line options and by an options
file. The options file contains all compiler-specific information necessary to
create a MEX-function. The default name for this options file, if none is
specified with the -f option, is mexopts.bat (Windows) and mexopts.sh
(UNIX).
Note The MathWorks provides an option, setup, for the mex script that lets
you set up a default options file on your system.
On UNIX, the options file is written in the Bourne shell script language. The
mex script searches for the first occurrence of the options file called mexopts.sh
in the following list:
The current directory
The user profile directory (returned by the prefdir function)
The directory specified by [matlabroot '/bin']
mex uses the first occurrence of the options file it finds. If no options file is
found, mex displays an error message. You can directly specify the name of the
options file using the -f switch.
Any variable specified in the options file can be overridden at the command line
by use of the = command-line argument. If has spaces in it,
then it should be wrapped in single quotes (e.g., OPTFLAGS='opt1 opt2'). The
definition can rely on other variables defined in the options file; in this case the
variable referenced should have a prefixed $ (e.g., OPTFLAGS='$OPTFLAGS
opt2').
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