mymex | application designed for quick retreival | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | mymex Summary
kandi X-RAY | mymex Summary
Mymex[0] is an application designed for quick retreival of information from a variety of (web/local) data sources. One of its main goals is to make pieces of information located on the web easier and more reliable to return to. It does this by:. The first feature means you won't lose access to the resource if it becomes unavailable online. The second provides a more powerful/flexible way of searching for resources later (via tags), and remembering why you wanted the resource saved in the first place (via notes). Another goal of Mymex is to "unify" web / local information resources. It does this by working with a configurable set of "data sources," some of which may point to web resources, others of which point to local resources—the distinction is erased in-app. For web resources, you could (for example) point it to a Chrome bookmarks file and it would import all the URLs etc. For local resources you can point it to a directory, and all of its recursive contents will become accessible. In both cases Mymex continues watching the "data source" for changes (i.e. new items being added, old being removed). New types of "data sources" may be incorporated by writing custom DataSourceConnectors. This is my first solo React project: part of why I'm building it is to learn React more deeply. [0] The name is still under construction. The reference in the name is to the "proto-hypertext system" Memex.
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QUESTION
I have integrated C++ into Matlab; in my example there are three simple files: a Matlab script main.m
, a Matlab class file myClass.m
and a C++ file myMex.cpp
.
In main.m
I call the class giving a string as input.
main.m
:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-07 at 18:24There are many issues here. First of all, you are casting a pointer to a double
, which doesn't preserve its representation:
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I created a MyMex.m and a MyMex.cpp. Inside the .m I compile the .cpp using mex. It should happen only if the .mex64 does not exists. The .mex64 is complite to a directory in Matlab PATH. But Matlab will keep running the .m on an infinity loop if I don't set the Matlab current working dir to the .mex64 dir. What I'm missing?
MyMex.m:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-25 at 18:04It all comes down to Matlab's search path. Mex-files are prioritized over m-files if they are on the same level in the path. And files in the current directory take precedence over files found elsewhere in the matlab search path. So when you experience an infinite loop, it is clear that the m-file is locate higher in the search path than the mex-file.
In essence, all is fine if the two files are in the same folder.
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