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Run Windows Engine Application
This example shows how to run the C example,
engwindemo.c, from the Windows® system prompt. Make note of the value of matlabroot
(the folder where MATLAB® is installed) and the value returned by the MATLAB
computer('arch') command (arch).
Set the run-time library path by modifying the system PATH
variable.
set PATH=matlabroot\bin\arch;%PATH%
Make sure that you include the ; path terminator character.
Run the example. The engwindemo application must be on your system
path.
engwindemo
MATLAB starts and displays the results.
To close the application, click Ok in the MATLAB
whos window.
