Hi Emmanouil,
To resolve the compilation errors you're facing when calling the Matlab Engine in C++ on a Mac, you should specify the C++ standard version (C++11 or newer) in your makefile. This is because the errors suggest compatibility issues with older C++ standards, which require a space between consecutive right angle brackets in template declarations—a requirement removed in C++11 onwards. Update your makefile to include the '-std=c++11' flag (or a later standard if necessary) with 'g++' to ensure compatibility with the Matlab headers. Here's the updated line for your makefile:
g++ -std=c++11 -g Test.cpp -I/matlabroot/extern/include/ -L/matlabroot/extern/bin/maci64/ -lMatlabDataArray -lMatlabEngine -o Test
This adjustment directs 'g++' to compile your code using the C++11 standard, potentially resolving the syntax issues related to template declarations. Adjust the standard ('-std=c++14', '-std=c++17', etc.) as needed based on your code and the Matlab headers' requirements.
