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| engOpen (C and Fortran) | |||||||||||||||
| 1 Creates two pipes. 2 Forks a new process and sets up the pipes to pass stdin and stdout from MATLAB (parent) software to two file descriptors in the engine program (child). 3 Executes a command to run MATLAB software (rsh for remote execution). | |||||||||||||||
| On Windows systems, engOpen opens a COM channel to MATLAB. This starts the MATLAB software that was registered during installation. If you did not register during installation, on the command line you can enter the command: | |||||||||||||||
| matlab /regserver | |||||||||||||||
| See "Introducing MATLAB COM Integration" for additional details. C UNIX Operating Systems Examples See engdemo.c in the eng_mat subdirectory of the examples directory for a sample program that illustrates how to call the MATLAB engine functions from a C program. Microsoft® Windows Operating Systems See engwindemo.c in the eng_mat subdirectory of the examples directory for a sample program that illustrates how to call the MATLAB engine functions from a C program for Windows systems. | |||||||||||||||
| Fortran See fengdemo.F in the eng_mat subdirectory of the examples directory Examples for a sample program that illustrates how to call the MATLAB engine functions from a Fortran program. | |||||||||||||||
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