Introduction

Set up and Compiling

To setup your own area:


1. - modify your .cshrc file to include:
   
   setenv MATLAB_VER 13
   
   
2. - Copy directory structure:
   
   cp -r /afs/slac.stanford.edu/www/grp/ad/op/unix_help/matlab/CompileMatlab    ~/[your work area]/.
   
   this creates the following directorie tree:

         65        +-- CompileMatlab
          5        |         +-- src
         15        |         +-- bin
         13        |         |    +-- solaris
         33        |         +-- config
          2        |         +-- javalib
   

   
   Note: The src directory contains a file Hello_Example.m; this function can be compiled at this point by issuing the gmake command from this directory.
   
   (This may be a good test to verify that your environment is setup for compiling Matlab. Look carefully at the error messages. If the compiler license has been used in the past hour by another user, you will not be able to compile. issue the 'lmstat matlab' command to see license availability.)
   
   
3. - Move files to be compiled into src directory
   
   cp ~/[yourMatlabFn]    ~/[your work area]/CompileMatlab/src/.
   (Or create yourMatlabFn.m in this ~/[your work area]/CompileMatlab/[yourOwnMatlabDir] directory. If you use [yourOwnMatlabDir] instead of src, you will need the to copy the Makefile and Makefile.Host files to [yourOwnMatlabDir] from src)
   
   
4. - Modify Makefile.Host
   
   Edit the following lines:
   I - MakeFile.Host::MCC_PEPII_SRCS = ../Hello_Example.m
   (Hello_Example.m -> yourMatlabFn(s); One line per every function,or sub-function.)
   
   II - MakeFile.Host::MCC_PEPII_PROD = Hello_Example
   (Hello -> [excecutableName])
   
   III- If you have .fig files, uncomment and edit:
   MakeFile.Host::#SCRIPTS += Hello_Example.fig
   (Hello_Example.fig -> [yourFigFile])
   (Your .fig file need to then be placed with your binary executable when you wish to run it.)
   
   
   
5. - issue gmake command from [yourOwnMatlabDir] or the src directory.
   If gmake succedees many files are created:
   
   .../bin/solaris
   This directory will have the binary executable.  At this point if you have and .figs, this would be a good time to copy them into bin/soloaris.
   
   .../src/O.solaris
   The O.solaris directory will have the .h and .c files created by the Matlab C compiler (mcc). It will also have a .log file with compiler messages and warnings.
   
   
6. - Cleaning up
   
   gmake clean
   This command will remove the 0.solaris directory. These files are not need after a successful build.