The instruction in this section are relevant in two cases
a)
You do not have Linux (x86 architecture) or Windows as an operating
system.1
b)
You are planning to add your own models written in C++ to CSIM; see
section 5 for more information on this topic.
Currently we support compilation using (GNU) make for Linux/Unix
(which most likly also works for Mac OS X) and nmake (Microsoft
Visual C++) for Windows (tested only with Windows XP). The corresponding
Makefiles are lsm/csim/src/Makefile and
lsm\csim\src\Makefile.win.
To compile CSIM from the sources you must first setup Matlab's mex utility
properly. This can be achieved by issuing the command mex -setup at the
Matlab prompt. For more information on compiling MEX-files see the
MEX-files
Guide.
Optional steps: If you are planning to add your own models
written in C++ to CSIM and are not using Linux or Windows you have to build
the reggen tool which comes with CSIM (lsm/develop/reggen)
for your platform.2
Go to lsm/develop/reggen
Run
configure; make; for Linux/Unix(/Mac OS)
make.bat msvc for Windows XP with MS Visual C++
If this fails read lsm/develop/reggen/INSTALL and try to fix
the build. In this case you will notice that reggen is a modified
version of the well known tool doxygen.
Edit the corresponding Makefile to meet your system configuration.
Goto csim/src and run
make for Linux/Unix(/Mac OS)
nmake -f Makefile.win for Windows (XP)
We do not know whether this instructions work on systems other than Windows XP
with MS Visual C++ and Linux with gcc (3.4 or higher). The
External
Interfaces/API
section of the Mathworks web site and the
Tech-Note
1601
contain valuable information about compiler requirements for compiling
C++ MEX files.
