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Template: matlab-support/title
Type: title
_Description: MATLAB interface configuration
Template: matlab-support/matlab-install-glob
Type: string
_Description: Location of MATLAB installation(s):
The MATLAB interface needs to know where MATLAB is installed on this
system. This can be specified as a single directory or, in case of multiple
MATLAB installations, as a glob expression (any expression supported by bash,
including extended pattern matching operators).
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If, for example, the MATLAB executable is installed in /opt/matlab76/bin/matlab,
please enter "/opt/matlab76". If there are multiple MATLAB versions
installed, you can enter "/opt/matlab*" or a similar expression. Only
matches that really contain a MATLAB executable will be considered.
Therefore, a glob expression may match more than
just MATLAB installation directories without negative side effects.
Template: matlab-support/default-version
Type: select
Choices: ${choices}
_Description: Default MATLAB version:
The following MATLAB versions were found on this system. Please select which
one should serve as the default MATLAB on this system.
Template: matlab-support/no-matlab-found
Type: error
_Description: No MATLAB installation found
No MATLAB executables were found in the directories you specified.
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This package requires at least one local installation of MATLAB.
Template: matlab-support/mexbuild-user
Type: string
_Description: Authorized user for MATLAB:
If MATLAB can only be launched by a limited set of user accounts, please
specify one of these. This account will be used by other
packages to build MEX extensions upon installation.
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You may leave this field empty if any user account
(including root) is allowed to launch MATLAB.
Template: matlab-support/rename-libs
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Rename MATLAB's GCC libraries?
A MATLAB installation is shipped with copies of GCC dynamic loadable
libraries, which typically come from an old version of GCC.
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These libraries sometimes cause conflicts.
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If you choose this option, the conflicting libraries will be renamed by appending
a ".bak" extension. These libraries are located in the "sys/os/glnx86" or
"sys/os/glnxa64" subdirectory of a MATLAB installation tree.
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