Build and Run Fortran Engine Applications onLinux
This example shows how to build and run thefengdemo.F
example on Linux®platforms.
Open MATLAB®.
Make note of the value ofmatlabroot
(the folder where MATLAB is installed) command. You will use the value later to set the run-time library path insetenv
commands.
matlabroot
Verify that your current folder is writable and copy the example.
copyfile(fullfile(matlabroot,'extern','examples','eng_mat',fengdemo.F'),'.','f')
Build the application.
mex-v-clientenginefengdemo.F
Set the run-time library path. This command replaces the value, if any, inLD_LIBRARY_PATH
. For more information, seeSet Run-Time Library Path on Linux Systems.
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATHmatlabroot/bin/glnxa64:matlabroot/sys/os/glnxa64
Set the path. Make sure that you include the:
path terminator character.
setenv PATHmatlabroot/bin:$PATH
Run the example. Thefengdemo
application must be on your system path.
./fengdemo
MATLAB starts and displays a figure.
Type1
at the system prompt to continue and exit.