How to set environment variable for MCR in Ubuntu
I am new to ubuntu. I am using matlab in ubuntu. I used 'mcc' command in matlab(ubuntu) to create executable files.
Now to run those executables I need to set the 'MCR' directory path to the environment variable. I used 'setenv' but, it says 'setenv is not found. the following is what I did-
setenv PATH/<mcr root path>/v7.17: "$PATH"
And I get the following output-
No command 'setenv' found, did you mean command 'neten'
from package 'netenv'
setenv: commmand not found
Can you please help me telling how do I set the environment variable in ubuntu to run my executable files.
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I am new to ubuntu. I am using matlab in ubuntu. I used 'mcc' command in matlab(ubuntu) to create executable files.
Now to run those executables I need to set the 'MCR' directory path to the environment variable. I used 'setenv' but, it says 'setenv is not found. the following is what I did-
setenv PATH/<mcr root path>/v7.17: "$PATH"
And I get the following output-
No command 'setenv' found, did you mean command 'neten'
from package 'netenv'
setenv: commmand not found
Can you please help me telling how do I set the environment variable in ubuntu to run my executable files.
matlab
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Cross-post: stackoverflow.com/questions/18731671/…
– ændrük
Sep 11 '13 at 5:12
yes I asked in stackoverflow fast, but somebody suggested to ask me here.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 5:15
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I am new to ubuntu. I am using matlab in ubuntu. I used 'mcc' command in matlab(ubuntu) to create executable files.
Now to run those executables I need to set the 'MCR' directory path to the environment variable. I used 'setenv' but, it says 'setenv is not found. the following is what I did-
setenv PATH/<mcr root path>/v7.17: "$PATH"
And I get the following output-
No command 'setenv' found, did you mean command 'neten'
from package 'netenv'
setenv: commmand not found
Can you please help me telling how do I set the environment variable in ubuntu to run my executable files.
matlab
edited Sep 11 '13 at 6:12
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I am new to ubuntu. I am using matlab in ubuntu. I used 'mcc' command in matlab(ubuntu) to create executable files.
Now to run those executables I need to set the 'MCR' directory path to the environment variable. I used 'setenv' but, it says 'setenv is not found. the following is what I did-
setenv PATH/<mcr root path>/v7.17: "$PATH"
And I get the following output-
No command 'setenv' found, did you mean command 'neten'
from package 'netenv'
setenv: commmand not found
Can you please help me telling how do I set the environment variable in ubuntu to run my executable files.
matlab
matlab
edited Sep 11 '13 at 6:12
January
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asked Sep 11 '13 at 4:54
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edited Sep 11 '13 at 6:12
January
25.5k106788
asked Sep 11 '13 at 4:54
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10111
edited Sep 11 '13 at 6:12
January
25.5k106788
edited Sep 11 '13 at 6:12
January
25.5k106788
edited Sep 11 '13 at 6:12
January
25.5k106788
25.5k106788
asked Sep 11 '13 at 4:54
MMHMMH
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asked Sep 11 '13 at 4:54
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asked Sep 11 '13 at 4:54
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10111
Cross-post: stackoverflow.com/questions/18731671/…
– ændrük
Sep 11 '13 at 5:12
yes I asked in stackoverflow fast, but somebody suggested to ask me here.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 5:15
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Cross-post: stackoverflow.com/questions/18731671/…
– ændrük
Sep 11 '13 at 5:12
yes I asked in stackoverflow fast, but somebody suggested to ask me here.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 5:15
Cross-post: stackoverflow.com/questions/18731671/…
– ændrük
Sep 11 '13 at 5:12
Cross-post: stackoverflow.com/questions/18731671/…
– ændrük
Sep 11 '13 at 5:12
yes I asked in stackoverflow fast, but somebody suggested to ask me here.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 5:15
yes I asked in stackoverflow fast, but somebody suggested to ask me here.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 5:15
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The reason is that setenv is a *csh (e.g. tcsh) built in for setting environmental variables. There are different "shells" -- that is, programs which provide you with a command line, and they have different syntax. Most Linux distributions come with a pre-installed shell called bash, in which setting environmental variables requires a different syntax.
In bash, try
export PATH=$PATH:/what/ever/path/v7.17
(export is usually unnecessary unless the PATH variable has not been set yet, which normally is not the case)
Alternatively, install tcsh (sudo apt-get install tcsh), start tcsh from the command line and enter your original command.
Update: the next error in line is that a shared library is missing. Probably you need to set up an environmental variable, $LD_LIBRARY_PATH, to point to where this library is. Find the directory where matlab keeps its shared libraries, and do
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/the/matlab/lib/directory/
Also, please take a look at this question (first hit when you google for "shared library libmwi18n.so is not found"): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10972819/mcr-libmwi18n-so-file-missing
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Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
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The reason is that setenv is a *csh (e.g. tcsh) built in for setting environmental variables. There are different "shells" -- that is, programs which provide you with a command line, and they have different syntax. Most Linux distributions come with a pre-installed shell called bash, in which setting environmental variables requires a different syntax.
In bash, try
export PATH=$PATH:/what/ever/path/v7.17
(export is usually unnecessary unless the PATH variable has not been set yet, which normally is not the case)
Alternatively, install tcsh (sudo apt-get install tcsh), start tcsh from the command line and enter your original command.
Update: the next error in line is that a shared library is missing. Probably you need to set up an environmental variable, $LD_LIBRARY_PATH, to point to where this library is. Find the directory where matlab keeps its shared libraries, and do
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/the/matlab/lib/directory/
Also, please take a look at this question (first hit when you google for "shared library libmwi18n.so is not found"): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10972819/mcr-libmwi18n-so-file-missing
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Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
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The reason is that setenv is a *csh (e.g. tcsh) built in for setting environmental variables. There are different "shells" -- that is, programs which provide you with a command line, and they have different syntax. Most Linux distributions come with a pre-installed shell called bash, in which setting environmental variables requires a different syntax.
In bash, try
export PATH=$PATH:/what/ever/path/v7.17
(export is usually unnecessary unless the PATH variable has not been set yet, which normally is not the case)
Alternatively, install tcsh (sudo apt-get install tcsh), start tcsh from the command line and enter your original command.
Update: the next error in line is that a shared library is missing. Probably you need to set up an environmental variable, $LD_LIBRARY_PATH, to point to where this library is. Find the directory where matlab keeps its shared libraries, and do
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/the/matlab/lib/directory/
Also, please take a look at this question (first hit when you google for "shared library libmwi18n.so is not found"): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10972819/mcr-libmwi18n-so-file-missing
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Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
add a comment |
The reason is that setenv is a *csh (e.g. tcsh) built in for setting environmental variables. There are different "shells" -- that is, programs which provide you with a command line, and they have different syntax. Most Linux distributions come with a pre-installed shell called bash, in which setting environmental variables requires a different syntax.
In bash, try
export PATH=$PATH:/what/ever/path/v7.17
(export is usually unnecessary unless the PATH variable has not been set yet, which normally is not the case)
Alternatively, install tcsh (sudo apt-get install tcsh), start tcsh from the command line and enter your original command.
Update: the next error in line is that a shared library is missing. Probably you need to set up an environmental variable, $LD_LIBRARY_PATH, to point to where this library is. Find the directory where matlab keeps its shared libraries, and do
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/the/matlab/lib/directory/
Also, please take a look at this question (first hit when you google for "shared library libmwi18n.so is not found"): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10972819/mcr-libmwi18n-so-file-missing
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The reason is that setenv is a *csh (e.g. tcsh) built in for setting environmental variables. There are different "shells" -- that is, programs which provide you with a command line, and they have different syntax. Most Linux distributions come with a pre-installed shell called bash, in which setting environmental variables requires a different syntax.
In bash, try
export PATH=$PATH:/what/ever/path/v7.17
(export is usually unnecessary unless the PATH variable has not been set yet, which normally is not the case)
Alternatively, install tcsh (sudo apt-get install tcsh), start tcsh from the command line and enter your original command.
Update: the next error in line is that a shared library is missing. Probably you need to set up an environmental variable, $LD_LIBRARY_PATH, to point to where this library is. Find the directory where matlab keeps its shared libraries, and do
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/the/matlab/lib/directory/
Also, please take a look at this question (first hit when you google for "shared library libmwi18n.so is not found"): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10972819/mcr-libmwi18n-so-file-missing
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Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
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Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
Hi I set the variable using the run_application.shell<mcr directory>, but now my machine is complaining about 'libmwi18n.so'. It says 'shared library libmwi18n.so is not found'
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 8:14
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
See the updated answer
– January
Sep 11 '13 at 8:36
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
Hi , thanks for your answer, even after doing it having the same error, I have asked a new question here stackoverflow.com/questions/18737143/… please help me out.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 9:16
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Cross-post: stackoverflow.com/questions/18731671/…
– ændrük
Sep 11 '13 at 5:12
yes I asked in stackoverflow fast, but somebody suggested to ask me here.
– MMH
Sep 11 '13 at 5:15