MATLAB: Update commusrp for R2012Bb

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Hi, Is there any update for commusrp package in matlab R2012b versioin?

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I found a solution:

1- Install Matlab R2012a

2- Install commusrp_v3_0_1 in R2012a

3- copy "commusrp" to the system installed R2012b

4- add "commusrp" folder and sub-directories in R2012b paths

finished

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