Issue with LCC/MSVC accelarator compiler

Hello everyone, i have this issue (Matlab R2020b) and I don't know how I can fix it. All help is good for me, I will have to present my Msc final project in two weeks.

Please, anyone can help me with this issue please?

Thanks in advance.

[Benjamin Thompson]

LCC and MSVC are two different products. Which one are you using, and which version? Have you run mex -setup? Can you attach any sample files to let another user reproduce the problem?

[Damien Lahire Gomez-Martinho]

Hi Benjamin. I'm using the LCC compiler. Version of Matlab is 2020b, the compiler version I'm not able to see it now because I'm out of my home. I have no run mex -setup. I don't know what is that file. Wich kind of files do you need for reproduce the problem?

Thanks.

[Walter Roberson]

You need to install VC++ 2017 (any edition)

[Damien Lahire Gomez-Martinho]

And after the instalation is done. Do you know how can I change the compiler used by Simulink? To use the new one (VC++ 2017) .

Answer 1

[Suman]

Hi Damien,

I see that you have installed the VC++ 2017 and you want to know how you can further change the compiler used by Simulink for the build process.

You can do that by running the "mex -setup C++" command at MATLAB command line. Once you run the command, you will see a list of all the available compilers that you can use along with the command needed to set them as default. I have added a screenshot below for your reference.

I hope that helps!