how to open mex file in MATLAB

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Roy Francis 2013-5-5

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I have a file with .mexglx and .mexw32 extension. I need to run this files in MATLAB R2012a 32-bit. Is there any possible converter available or any other solution to it.

Thanking you in Advance,

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You cannot convert the compiled Mex files, but you can run them directly as if they were M-files. But the file extension must match your operating system and Matlab version, see http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/mexext.html and follow the "Tips".

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Rik 2019-6-19

Once you have a file with that extension you should be able to use it as a normal function.

Also Mac is a Unix system.

Stelios Fanourakis 2019-6-20

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

Yes I pressed

mexext.sh

But it didn't help me either.

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Hi!

I have a similar issue. I need to run some functions that call two files having the extension "name1_mex.mexw64" or "name2_mex.mexw32".

I tried to replace these extensions with ".sh" but I get back an error saying: "Unrecognized function or variable 'name1_mex'."

Is there any solution to that?

Operating system: macOS 13.3.1

Matlab version: R2019b

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Steven Lord 2023-5-4

Neither of those MEX-files will run on Mac OS. MEX-files are architecture specific and the extension indicates the architecture for which they were built. The file with extension .mexw64 is for use on 64-bit Windows and the .mexw32 file is for use on 32-bit Windows (and so can't be run on any release past release R2015b, the last release of MATLAB for 32-bit Windows.)

You will need to either ask whoever gave you the MEX-files to give you a file compiled for Mac, which should have the extension maci64 (if you're using an Intel-based Mac) or maca64 (if you're using the Apple Silicon beta), or ask them for the source code and create the MEX-file yourself using the mex command.

MikCh 2023-5-5