C Engine API non-blocking
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I am using R2019b version of Matlab and integrating the Matlab engine API into legacy C code using MS VS 2008 (compiled to 64 bit). When issuing a Matlab command to run a program using the engEvalString(..) command I found that the command is blocking (synchronous) in the C code, example:
engEvalString(ep,"my_m_code");
or
engEvalString(ep,"pause(10)");
Is there a way to issue an asynchronous Matlab command from C so that it is non-blocking on the C code side? Or is there a way to start the Matlab engine from C code so that it runs asynchronously.
The C code passes Numeric Matrix data to matlab using the function engPutVariable(..) and it (C code) is very time sensitive in it's task and can only be minimaly blocked by Matlab's process.
Thanks for your input
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Mohammad Sami
2020-1-3
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2020-1-3
It seems that calling Matlab from C++ can be done asynchronously. Do you have the option to use C++ ?
Otherwise you would have to implement your own system in C. Perhaps you have two threads. One thread talks to Matlab and the other runs your program. You can have a queue in place to send jobs to Matlab.
Note call to matlab C engine are not thread safe, so only one thread should talk to matlab.
JimTal
2020-1-3
Mohammad Sami
2020-1-7
Yes I think Matlab currently requires minimum VS 2015. I don't have any examples available.
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