I have created a C-MEX file or Fortran MEX file that compiles successfully using the MEX command. When I run this MEX-function from the MATLAB command prompt, MATLAB issues a segmentation violation and stack trace.
MATLAB: Do I receive a segmentation violation when I run a C-MEX file or Fortran MEX file that I compiled
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