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can i write c / c++ code in matlab?

can i write c / c++ code in matlab?

can i write c / c++ code in matlab?

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Hi,

   i am using matlab 6.5.i want to know if i have to install a compiler for writing c or c++ code. Can i write the code in matlab?. By the way, Can you tell me how powerful the matlab language is ? Feel free to give me any suggestions. Thanks,

Victor

RE: can i write c / c++ code in matlab?

If you have a standard MATLAB install you shold have the free lc compiler and you should be able to compile c code, but not C++ code.  Fopr C++ you would need a compatible C++ compiler.  If you need a free one, you could try the Boland 5.5 available on the net somewhere.

I do not understand your question:
"Can i write the code in matlab?. "

RE: can i write c / c++ code in matlab?

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Can i write the code in matlab?

Matlab cannot interpret C or C++ code.  But unless you are doing someting really deep, or trying to interface with existing libraries or talk to odd devices, regular Matlab should suffice.

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