Changeset 11831
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- 03/30/12 16:30:14 (13 years ago)
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issm/trunk-jpl/externalpackages/windows/InstallInstructions.txt
r11817 r11831 8 8 -Make sure that when you install Matlab, you choose C:\MATLAB\R2011b as directory 9 9 for the installation. Failing to do so could preclude the sdk compiler from 10 finding the Matlab header files. 10 finding the Matlab header files. Define environment variable: 11 MATLAB_DIR="C:/MATLAB/R2011b" 11 12 12 13 -Also pay attention to what version of Matlab you are using, 32 or 64 bits, … … 102 103 103 104 If this does not work, do not go any further! The settings of your cl compiler are found 104 in externalpackages/windows/configs/ 105 if there is a significant different between your sdk7.1.win7.64.sh file (see above section Compiler) 105 in externalpackages/windows/configs/ 106 First, you can try updating the user-specific settings to refer to your username and then 107 trying to run cl hello.cpp again. 108 If there is still a significant different between your sdk7.1.win7.64.sh file (see above section Compiler) 106 109 and the file that is being sourced in the windows/configs directory, place your new file in 107 the configs directory. Relaunch bash, and try to run cl hello.cpp again. Beware, you might110 the configs directory. Relaunch bash, and try to run cl hello.cpp once more. Beware, you will likely 108 111 have to erase some lines in your file, as cygwin might not like some of the stuff that your 109 Windows platform is trying to define. 112 Windows platform is trying to define. To make sure that the correct bit compiler is 113 being sourced in windows/configs (e.g. sdk7.1.win7-64.sh or sdk7.1.win7-32.sh) see 114 section "One note about 32 vs 64 bit compile" below. 110 115 111 116
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