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Home/Matlab/Error using build after clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition runs as expected.

Error using build after clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition runs as expected.

PuTI / 2025-01-25
Error using build after clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition runs as expected.
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I’m attempting to follow a tutorial for interfacing with C++ libraries in MATLAB. The only major difference between my situation and the author’s is that I’m working on a windows machine, meaning that I run
> cl /c rectangle.cpp
> log /OUT:rectangle.lib rectangle.obj
to compile into a .obj file (rather than .o) and reformat it to .lib. Then, in the MATLAB environment, I run
>> headerFile = "C:pathtorectangle.h";
>> libFile = "C:pathtorectangle.lib";
>> libName = "rectangle";
>> clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition(headerFile, "Libraries", libFile, "PackageName", libName)
This runs without issue. The generated definerectangle.m looks as I expect, and the summary looks as follows:
>> summary(definerectangle)

MATLAB Interface to rectangle Library

Class clib.rectangle.Rectangle

Constructors:
clib.rectangle.Rectangle(double,double,double,double)
clib.rectangle.Rectangle(clib.rectangle.Rectangle)

Methods:
double Area()

No Properties defined
which seems right. However, when I attempt to build, I get the following result
>> build(definerectangle)
Building interface file ‘rectangleInterface.dll’ for clib interface ‘rectangle’.
Not enough input arguments.

Error in clibgen.internal.build>delAdditionalFiles (line 1001)
for ind = 1:length(cmdFilesList)
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.internal.build (line 378)
delAdditionalFiles(outputDir, srcFileName, dataFileName, buildExecutable, sourceFilesObj, ”);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.internal.buildHelper (line 104)
[status,cmdOut] = clibgen.internal.build(srcFile,cellstr(libraries),cellstr(srcFiles),cellstr(includePath),interfaceDir,obj.DefinedMacros,obj.UndefinedMacros, …
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.LibraryDefinition/build (line 1664)
clibgen.internal.buildHelper(obj, obj.LibraryInterface, ”, directBuild);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I have checked the mex compiler configuration to see if that might be an issue, but it appears to match what I used to compile with cl.exe
>> mex -setup cpp
MEX configured to use ‘Microsoft Visual C++ 2022’ for C++ language compilation.
I’m at a loss for what this error could mean, so I would appreciate any help in interpreting it and getting this to work.I’m attempting to follow a tutorial for interfacing with C++ libraries in MATLAB. The only major difference between my situation and the author’s is that I’m working on a windows machine, meaning that I run
> cl /c rectangle.cpp
> log /OUT:rectangle.lib rectangle.obj
to compile into a .obj file (rather than .o) and reformat it to .lib. Then, in the MATLAB environment, I run
>> headerFile = "C:pathtorectangle.h";
>> libFile = "C:pathtorectangle.lib";
>> libName = "rectangle";
>> clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition(headerFile, "Libraries", libFile, "PackageName", libName)
This runs without issue. The generated definerectangle.m looks as I expect, and the summary looks as follows:
>> summary(definerectangle)

MATLAB Interface to rectangle Library

Class clib.rectangle.Rectangle

Constructors:
clib.rectangle.Rectangle(double,double,double,double)
clib.rectangle.Rectangle(clib.rectangle.Rectangle)

Methods:
double Area()

No Properties defined
which seems right. However, when I attempt to build, I get the following result
>> build(definerectangle)
Building interface file ‘rectangleInterface.dll’ for clib interface ‘rectangle’.
Not enough input arguments.

Error in clibgen.internal.build>delAdditionalFiles (line 1001)
for ind = 1:length(cmdFilesList)
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.internal.build (line 378)
delAdditionalFiles(outputDir, srcFileName, dataFileName, buildExecutable, sourceFilesObj, ”);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.internal.buildHelper (line 104)
[status,cmdOut] = clibgen.internal.build(srcFile,cellstr(libraries),cellstr(srcFiles),cellstr(includePath),interfaceDir,obj.DefinedMacros,obj.UndefinedMacros, …
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.LibraryDefinition/build (line 1664)
clibgen.internal.buildHelper(obj, obj.LibraryInterface, ”, directBuild);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I have checked the mex compiler configuration to see if that might be an issue, but it appears to match what I used to compile with cl.exe
>> mex -setup cpp
MEX configured to use ‘Microsoft Visual C++ 2022’ for C++ language compilation.
I’m at a loss for what this error could mean, so I would appreciate any help in interpreting it and getting this to work. I’m attempting to follow a tutorial for interfacing with C++ libraries in MATLAB. The only major difference between my situation and the author’s is that I’m working on a windows machine, meaning that I run
> cl /c rectangle.cpp
> log /OUT:rectangle.lib rectangle.obj
to compile into a .obj file (rather than .o) and reformat it to .lib. Then, in the MATLAB environment, I run
>> headerFile = "C:pathtorectangle.h";
>> libFile = "C:pathtorectangle.lib";
>> libName = "rectangle";
>> clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition(headerFile, "Libraries", libFile, "PackageName", libName)
This runs without issue. The generated definerectangle.m looks as I expect, and the summary looks as follows:
>> summary(definerectangle)

MATLAB Interface to rectangle Library

Class clib.rectangle.Rectangle

Constructors:
clib.rectangle.Rectangle(double,double,double,double)
clib.rectangle.Rectangle(clib.rectangle.Rectangle)

Methods:
double Area()

No Properties defined
which seems right. However, when I attempt to build, I get the following result
>> build(definerectangle)
Building interface file ‘rectangleInterface.dll’ for clib interface ‘rectangle’.
Not enough input arguments.

Error in clibgen.internal.build>delAdditionalFiles (line 1001)
for ind = 1:length(cmdFilesList)
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.internal.build (line 378)
delAdditionalFiles(outputDir, srcFileName, dataFileName, buildExecutable, sourceFilesObj, ”);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.internal.buildHelper (line 104)
[status,cmdOut] = clibgen.internal.build(srcFile,cellstr(libraries),cellstr(srcFiles),cellstr(includePath),interfaceDir,obj.DefinedMacros,obj.UndefinedMacros, …
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error in clibgen.LibraryDefinition/build (line 1664)
clibgen.internal.buildHelper(obj, obj.LibraryInterface, ”, directBuild);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I have checked the mex compiler configuration to see if that might be an issue, but it appears to match what I used to compile with cl.exe
>> mex -setup cpp
MEX configured to use ‘Microsoft Visual C++ 2022’ for C++ language compilation.
I’m at a loss for what this error could mean, so I would appreciate any help in interpreting it and getting this to work. c++, mex compiler MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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