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On linux, after successfully building the Matlab interface to Nomad (cmake commands) and setting the Matlab path to where the NOMAD libraries are located (Matlab addpath command) we can obtain the following error
This can happen even if the version of the gcc version matches the one recommended for the Matlab version at hand.
In the above example, I used gcc 11.4.1 (Red Hat 11.4.1-2) and Matlab 2023b.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The problem is that when Matlab starts it loads its own version of the libstdc++ library. This can be incompatible with the libstdc++ that the Nomad libraries require. In our case we have use the gcc of the system and the libraries is in /lib64
It is possible to preload some libraries while launching Matlab with the command:
On linux, after successfully building the Matlab interface to Nomad (cmake commands) and setting the Matlab path to where the NOMAD libraries are located (Matlab addpath command) we can obtain the following error
This can happen even if the version of the gcc version matches the one recommended for the Matlab version at hand.
In the above example, I used gcc 11.4.1 (Red Hat 11.4.1-2) and Matlab 2023b.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: