problem with using a " dll created in matlab" in c#

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hi
I Need some help with the calling of a matlab compiled DLL (C# under
deploytool). The matlab function is a simple function THAT takes two double and return a
third...

i add necessary references to my c# project ...

and its my code :

C#

Sum.Class1 a = new Sum.Class1();
           MathWorks.MATLAB.NET.Arrays.MWArray[,] s=new MWArray[1,3];

           a.sumab(2, 5, s);

             listBox1 .Items.Add(s);

the method (sumab) return void and i dont know how can get my output ...
im very amazing

if i just write a.sumab(2,5);
it gives me an error:

"

CSS

... MWMCR::EvaluateFunction error ...
Error using ==> sumab
Too many output arguments..

"

please help me friends
tnx a lot

Posted 28-Aug-12 1:31am

sahrarainmelody

Updated 28-Aug-12 3:32am

Kuthuparakkal

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Legor · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-28T02:16:00

It seems the function in the DLL is at least called. But of course if the function expects 3 Parameters the call

C#

a.sumab(2,5);

will produce an error. Usually in matlab if you want a return value from a function you call it

C#

s = a.sumab(2, 5);

since matlab doesnt have reference parameters.

I think you should rewrite your Matlab function so that it only excepts 2 parameters and of course returns the result sum.

See for example:
http://thinkmetric.com/tuts/matlab/functions.html[^]

But then again why even use Matlab for such a simple task...