Calling MATLAB from visual studio 2010

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I perform all commands in below link:
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/100603
but strange is that my file is built truly but when I click ''start without debugging'', the file isn't performed and says:

Unable to start program 'E:\MATLAB\R2013b\bin\win64.
Access is denied.

I suspect step 4 section d for producing this message. Of course, it's completely possible that I am wrong. What's story?

Posted 21-Dec-13 2:15am

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Richard MacCutchan 21-Dec-13 8:44am

The instructions are not very clear, but you could try entering PATH=$matlabroot\bin\win64 $(TargetPath). The error you have is because the command parameter has been set to a directory name, so there is no program to run.

Richard MacCutchan 21-Dec-13 8:46am

For the record it would probably make more sense to post this question in the forum that gave the suggested solution.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Dec-13 0:08am

"Calling MATLAB from Visual Studio 2010" makes no sense. Visual Studio is just the IDE, it does not call the referenced library methods, you application code does. MATLAB is not "called", it is not a method, procedure, function, subroutine, property or operator...
You need to start your question with the explanation of what you wanted to achieve.
And so on...
—SA

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