mex access denied error 206

before running mex -setup. In that way you will stop in the line which raises the error and this should help to determine what MATLAB is trying to do/access.

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Guillaume Raigné 2013-11-29

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Thank you for your answer

Exception comes from mex_helper.m (line 64) when matlab tries do to :

errCode = runCmdInShell(cmdtool, cmdargs);

with :

cmdtool = '"C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2012b\sys\perl\win32\bin\perl.exe" "C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2012b\bin\mex.pl"'
cmdargs = '-called_from_matlab -matlab "C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2012b"  -setup'

My problem now is that I don't know what perl.exe is trying to access.

Friedrich 2013-11-29

Hi,

the mex.pl pearl file tries to acccess the registry and some local folders in order to check for installed compilers. Which those are depends on the compiler for which is checked. In the \bin\win64\mexopts folder of your MATLAB installion are .stp files located. Those are used to determine if a certain compiler is installed. And in those files you see the access to the registry/files/environment variables. MATLAB is running all those stp files to check for a supported compiler which can be a bit of work to get all folders/registry entries which are checked. Easier to figure that out might a process monitor log, where you should see which access is denied.

Maybe also consider running mex -setup and do NOT let MATLAB check for compilers. Select N in the first question and select manually the compiler you have installed. Does that work better?

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Walter Roberson 2013-11-27

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This can happen if you are trying to run from within the /Program Files/ directory. You need to run from a directory such as your Documents And Files directory.

In Windows 7, the operating system itself blocks write access to /Program Files/ even if an administrator specifically gives you write access to the directory.