I have MATLAB 2019b but not simulink installed on my computer (ubuntu 16.04). When trying
mex(fullfile(matlabroot, 'extern', 'examples', 'refbook', 'timestwo.F'));
I got the following
warning: f951: Warning: Nonexistent include directory 'MATLABROOT/simulink/include' [-Wmissing-include-dirs]
where MATLABROOT represents the root path of matlab on my computer. Nevertheless, the resultant timestwo.mexa64 works without any problem. I suppose simulink is not needed at all for timestwo.
I am writing a script for mexifying a few Fortran functions of my own, and the same warning pops up inevitably. However, my functions do not rely on simulink in any way. How could I suppress this warning?
Thank you very much!
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In case needed (even though not likely), here is the output of mex -v -setup FORTRAN. It containts nothing strange and nothing related to simulink.
Verbose mode is on.
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Found installed compiler 'gfortran6-'.
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Did not find installed compiler 'gfortran'.
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Found installed compiler 'gfortran6-'.
MEX configured to use 'gfortran6-' for FORTRAN language compilation.
