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I am getting messages like: "mexAddFlops: referenced symbol not found"
If you are getting messages similar to the following when you try to run functions in the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab:
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</noinclude> You probably have version skew between your installed versions of Antelope, Matlab, and the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab. mexAddFlops is an obsolete part of the Matlab API. When Antelope is released, the included version of the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab is compiled against a recent edition of Matlab. As years pass, however, those compiled mex files go out of date. If you upgrade Matlab without upgrading Antelope, you may experience version skew like that indicated above. One solution, of course, is to upgrade to the latest version of Antelope. Another more direct approach is to get the latest version of the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab from the Antelope Users' Group contributed-code web site, at
and recompile the toolbox against your installed versions of Antelope and Matlab. Be advised of course that if these packages are too old compared to the current version of the toolbox, you may have to check out an older version of the Antelope Toolbox for Matlab in order to get everything to work [that latter approach is not officially supported or recommended...].