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MATLAB only supports TDM-gcc MinGW 4.9.2 for use in MATLAB for compiling MEX-files. Other versions of MinGW or MinGW 4.9.2 downloaded from other sources would not work.This installer requires MathWorks account and involves registration and configuration after the installation, which will help MATLAB recognize MinGW.If you are using MATLAB R2016b, then search for 'MATLAB Support for the MinGW-w64 C/C++ Compiler from TDM-GCC' from the MATLAB Add-ons menu. More information on accessing the Add-ons menu can be found in the following link: can then install the support package from the Add-on explorer. I have trouble with Matlab 2014a to compile, on a Windows 10 laptop (cannot configure mex to generate files, cannot find an appropriate compiler even if I have on my PC Visual Studio 2017, MinGW, ...). How should I process to use mex, i.e. get C files compiled and continue with Matlab Mex files as I did before ? Thanks HelloActually i have Matlab2017a, and i try to install my carte dspace 1104.I have the same problems for instal the supports TDM-gcc MinGW 4.9.2 for use in MATLAB for compiling MEX-files. Other versions of MinGW or MinGW 4.9.2 downloaded from other sources would not work.any suggestions .... Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number

You can customize the visual display and functionality of the Editor, Live Editor, and Debugger using Editor/Debugger preferences.General Preferences for the Editor/DebuggerYou can specify which editor MATLAB® uses, as well as how the MATLAB Editor and Live Editor behave under various circumstances.On the Home tab, in the Environment section, click Preferences. Select , and then adjust preference options as described in the table below.Some general preferences are not available in MATLAB Online™. PreferenceUsageEditorSelect which editor you want the MATLAB desktop to use when you edit a file:MATLAB EditorText editorIf you select Text editor, specify the full path for the editor application you want to use, such as Emacs or vi. For example, c:/Applications/Emacs.exe.This preference applies only to plain text files such as files with a .m or .txt extension.Most recently used file list In the Number of entries field, type the number of files that you want to appear in the list of recently used files at the bottom of the File menu.Opening files in editorSelect On restart reopen files from previous MATLAB sessions if you want the Editor and the files it contained during your last MATLAB session to reopen when you restart MATLAB.Select Automatically open files when MATLAB reaches a breakpoint to open a running program file when MATLAB encounters a breakpoint in that file.Select Display full path of files in the Editor to display the full path of files open in the MATLAB Online Editor and Live Editor. The path displays at the top of each open file.Automatic file changesSelect Save changes upon clicking away from a file if you want the Editor and Live Editor to automatically save changes to a file when you click away from the file. For the changes to be automatically saved upon clicking away, you must have already saved the file

- New jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.3; existing Octave/Matlab demo code made compatible with Matlab; several bug fixes, including using max norm by default in Kraskov calculator (instead of requiring this to be set explicitly); more unit tests (including against results from Kraskov's own MI implementation)19/11/2012 - New jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.2, including demo code for two newly submitted papers31/10/2012 - Jar and full distribution files available for v0.1.1 (first distribution)7/5/2012 - JIDT project created and code uploadedAcknowledgementsThis project has been supported by funding through:Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) "Relating function of complex networks to structure using information theory", J.T. Lizier, 2016-19 DE160100630Universities Australia - Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (German Academic Exchange Service) UA-DAAD Australia-Germany Joint Research Co-operation grant "Measuring neural information synthesis and its impairment", Wibral, Lizier, Priesemann, Wollstadt, Finn, 2016-17University of Sydney Research Accelerator (SOAR) Fellowship 2019 Scheme, J.T. Lizier (CI), 2019-2020Australian Research Council Discovery Project "Large-scale computational modelling of epidemics in Australia: analysis, prediction and mitigation", M. Prokopenko, P. Pattison, M. Gambhir, J.T. Lizier, M. Piraveenan, 2016-19 DP160102742

At least once.In MATLAB Online, this preference is located under > > .Select Reload unedited files that have been externally modified if you want the Editor to automatically reload the version of a file that you opened and edited outside of MATLAB when the file currently open in the Editor has no unsaved changes.Select Add line termination at end of file to have MATLAB add a new empty line (sometimes referred to as a ) to the end of a file automatically if the last line in the file is not empty.This preference applies only to plain text files such as files with a .m or .txt extension.DebuggingSpecify when to show the inline Step in button using the Show inline Step in buttons option. Select Always to show the button for all functions and scripts.Select For user-defined functions to show the button only for user-defined functions and scripts.Select Never to never show the button.Select Open Debugger panel automatically to open the Debugger panel automatically when MATLAB enters debug mode. Clear Open Debugger panel automatically to disable opening the Debugger panel automatically. This option is available in MATLAB Online only.Editor/Debugger Display PreferencesYou can change the appearance of the Editor and Live Editor. On the Home tab, in the Environment section, click Preferences. Select > , and then adjust preference options as described in the table below.PreferenceUsageGeneral display optionsSelect Highlight Current Line and select a color to highlight the row with the cursor (also called the caret). This preference does not apply in the Live Editor.Select Show line numbers to display line numbers along the left edge of the Editor and Live Editor window.Select Enable data tips in edit mode to display data tips when you are editing a MATLAB code file. (Data tips are always enabled in debug mode.)For details, see

I would like to know which documentation system you use to create the developer's guide or your MATLAB codes.I already found 2 FEx utilities on this subject:makehtmldoc to create easily HTML help pages from MATLAB codes.I plan to try Doxygen which seems popular . Have you already tried it?Do you know other tools which can extract comments from your codes to generate documentation?Thanks for your feedback Accepted Answer The questions says that the documentation support of Matlab is not adequate for your needs. More Answers (4) Try Sphinx MATLAB domain, it's free and it automatically generates documents from your H1 comments if they are formatted using Sphinx markup. Disclaimer, I was the original author of the Sphinx MATLAB domain. You could also try m2docgen. It generates HTML-websites based on your header comments and integrates them directly in the local MATLAB documentation. It works with '*.m' and '*.mlx' files of functions, classes and scripts. The sites can also be found by the search function, as the builddocsearchdb is also called in the process. I have attached an example of how the input and output looks for a class file.Input:Output:Disclaimer: I am a developer of m2doc. MATLAB Report Generator has a lot of options for HTML reports. It's not free, but obviously it's designed well for the job. Also, an (impossible to remember) function: