MATLAB no longer supports user-defined MEX configuration? -
I have upgraded my MATLAB to 2014b (OS X 10.10), and some older MEX C / C ++ code Have tried to test.
As always, I run Max-Setup
from the command window, and I hope to provide an opportunity to overwrite the options file "meshopt.sh".
But now, it seems that MATLAB has made some changes and I do not have permission to change the MEX configuration, it only says:
Max has given Xcode To select a different language, select one of the following:
mex -setup C ++ mex -setup FORTRAN
So, is it true that the old ways of modifying "mexopts.sh" are no longer possible?
It seems that the following command works:
mex -setup my_mexopts.sh
However, there is some warning information,
>Basics for Heritage Max Compatibility is provided; It will be removed in the future version of MATLAB .
Besides, everything looks fine, except I have received some warning at compile time, due to the compiler version (GCC 4.9.1) my current system (OS X 10.10)
GCC: WARNING: The kernel could not understand. Excerpt 14.0.0
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