Call MATLAB Functions from C/C++ Applications
The program engdemo.c, in the matlabroot/extern/examples/eng_mat folder,
illustrates how to call the engine functions from a standalone C program.
For the Microsoft® Windows® version of this program, see engwindemo.c.
To see engdemo.c, open
this file in MATLAB® Editor.
To see the Windows version engwindemo.c, open
this file.
There is a C++ version of engdemo in the matlabroot\extern\examples\eng_mat folder.
To see engdemo.cpp, open
this file.
The first part of this program starts MATLAB and sends it data. MATLAB analyzes the data and plots the results.
The program continues with:
Press Return to continue
Pressing Return continues the program:
Done for Part I. Enter a MATLAB command to evaluate. This command should create a variable X. This program will then determine what kind of variable you created. For example: X = 1:5
Entering X = 17.5 continues the program execution.
X = 17.5 X = 17.5000 Retrieving X... X is class double Done!
Finally, the program frees memory, closes the MATLAB engine, and exits.
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