These are the linking errors caused when the compiler tries to link your application with the appropriate libraries that define all the symbols. Just providing the path to these libraries (lib files) is not enough. You will need to add them manually to your Visual Studio project in order to resolve all the symbols.
In order to include the required libraries, you will need to add them under Project -> Properties -> Linker -> Input -> Additional dependencies:
For example: mclmcrrt.lib, mclmcr.lib, libmatrixp.lib (see included screen shot).
So when getting this type of linking errors, try to identify the function (symbol) that cannot be resolved and see which library it belongs to, then add the library to the linker list as explained above. To identify the function, search your source code for its name, for example mclTerminateApplication. Then right click on the function and click on "Go To Definition". If all path settings are set right, this will open the file mclmcrrt.h, this will tell you that you need to add the mclmcrrt.lib file to the linker list.
If you are compiling using the MATLAB MBUILD command and get this type of error, try to identify the library that contains the missing symbols as explained above and add the library to the MBUILD command.
