Calling Matlab MEX Files in LabView ?

[RF_Buzzer]

What is the procedure to call a MATLAB MEX File in Labview?

[ChrisJ]

Hello,
If you are trying to call a Matlab script you can use a Matlab Script Node (located on the functions palette under All Functions>>Analyze>>Mathematics>>Formula). If you right click on the border and choose to import it will allow you to import a Matlab script file.

Best Regards,
Chris J

[battler.]

A MEX file is a DLL compiled in Matlab, not some matlab text code.

How to call this MEX dll?

[RF_Buzzer]

Atta boy Battler,

I had posted this initially only to find a IRRELEVANT reply months later.

I am clueless of now...

If you find some technique of doing this,please post it 

[GovBob]

Search 

Hope this helps

[RF_Buzzer]

Yo Bob,

I have sucessfully called ActiveX and .NET DLLs in Labview in the past ,they work well !!

But i have problems while calling   Matlab MEX  Files in LabView.

Anyways, thanks for pointing me to this link.

Appreciated.

[battler.]

Did you find anything about MEX at that link?  I didn't.

Can anybody else or NI help?

[RF_Buzzer]

Nope Battler.

I didnt find any help regarding Matlab MEX DLLs on that link by Chris.

I presume if they are keeping mum, there is no solution possibly.

Btw, I migrated my testing from LV to MSVC.

Its a lot more easier to call  Matlab MEX DLLs from MSVC.

http://www.mathworks.com/support/tech-notes/1600/1605.html

[battler.]

NI?  Help?

MEX file support?  (MEX file is a Matlab compiled DLL)

[RF_Buzzer]

Battler,

Your call sounds like a chirp in the haunted woods..

No help in the offing