Mark Jones <mark.jones@mathworks.com> wrote in message
<fdgahc$ona$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hanifa wrote:
Hi,
With reference to this tutorial
How do I create a C shared library with MATLAB Compiler 4.0 that can be used in a Microsoft .NET 2003 project ?

http://www.mathworks.com/support/sol...0.html?1-UR7P0

I had followed this tutorial and was able to compile
successfully with some changes like instead of
$MATLAB\extern\include , I used the complete directory name.

However,the problems arose during runtime.
Upon hitting this line ---foolinInitialize()
A barrage of java errors(I presume) like
> > Warning: Could not read classpath.txt
> > Warning: Could not read librarypath.txt... etc..
> > But I clicked Ok for all these diaglog boxes.
But alas, I received this error,
> > ??? Undefined function or variable 'matlabrc'.

After some googling, I found this site
http://www.mathworks.com/access/help...G=Search&meta=
This was solution given there

> > Undefined function or variable 'matlabrc'. When MATLAB or
> > the MCR starts, they attempt to execute the M-file
> > matlabrc.m. This message means that this file cannot be
found.
> > To work around this, try each of these suggestions in this
> > order:
> > -Ensure that your application runs in MATLAB (uncompiled)
> > without this error.
> > -Ensure that MATLAB starts up without this error.
> > -Verify that the generated CTF archive contains a file
> > called matlabrc.m.
> > -Verify that the generated code (in the
> > *_mcc_component_data.c* file) adds the CTF archive directory
> > containing matlabrc.m to the MCR path.
> > -Delete the *_mcr directory and rerun the application.
> > -Recompile the application.

I have tried all the suggestions except this one.."Verify
that generated CTF...... to the MCR path" as I dont know how
check whether mcc_component adds matlabrc.m file to MCR path.

Anyone can give me any suggestion or help on how to go about
solving this..
Thanks.

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Hi Hanifa,
>
For example, after you attempt to run your application you
will have a *_mcr directory. If you search that directory for
matlabrc.m you should
find it under *_mcr\toolbox\local

And, if you look inside *_mcc_component_data.c, where it
defines MCC_*_matlabpath_data you should see "toolbox/local/".
However, whether you find "toolbox/local/" in the .c file
or not, I would suggest that you submit a help request at:
http://www.mathworks.com/support/

They should be able to help you troubleshoot this more
thoroughly.

Mark

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Hi Mark, thanks for the reply..
I did find matlabrc.m in the toolbox but under this directory
foolib_mcr\toolbox\compiler\deploy
Anwyway I have put up a bug at website, you have given.
Hopefully, there is a resolution to this problem.