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MexWizard

19 Feb 2002

MEX made easy using Visual C++.

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Description	This package contains a document describing some details related to using the Microsoft Visual C++ delevopment environment (Visual Studio) to create and debug MEX applications. Also included is MexWizard, which, when installed, allows the selection of a new project type called "MATLAB MEX file," which has all the proper settings to compile MEX files. Allows development in either C or C++, and has option to automatically create a sample MEX file.
Acknowledgements	This file inspired Arfima(P,D,Q) Estimator.
MATLAB release	MATLAB 6.0 (R12)
Other requirements	Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0

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21 Nov 2011	bear tiger	Like!
21 Nov 2011	bear tiger
11 Feb 2008	Leif Solas	Works perfectly. The installation is a bit awkward though.
27 Oct 2007	zhang zhimin	easy to use
08 Oct 2005	Anastasios Zouzias	Nice work
25 Mar 2004	Richard Hanson	Good job. Missing is an example using the dll created. Also should be warning that the directory name - for later versions of Matlab - can change. Most programmers can figure this out.
03 Mar 2004	Jose Antonio Muñoz Gómez	It's clear, easy and useful. Thanks AJ. Jhoson
07 Jan 2004	Gaurav Agarwal	Helpful. Thanks!!
17 Mar 2003	Kristoffer Dybvik
13 Jan 2003	Radim Kolar	Really very useful. Thank you!!!!!!
22 Nov 2002	Frank P.	Great! The necessary VC settings, described in the word document, finally help me to debug my project.
03 Sep 2002	Keith Forbes	Unlike the Matlab Add-In, which only allows C-MEX files, MexWizard allows one to create C or C++ mex files from within MSVC. I found this to be useful.
13 May 2002	Bryan	I thought that everything worked very smoothly. After searching the MATLAB help (which I consider to be very good), the instruction text here answered my question and led to the successful completion of my project. Thanks!
10 May 2002	Hamid Ghiasi