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Sadly, Mex.jl doesn't seem to work with Julia 1.10.1.
After some trial (by me) and error (by Matlab) yesterday I installed Julia's long term support version 1.6.7, installed MATLAB.jl and Mex.jl and it worked fine with my installation of Matlab R2021b. However, the actual Julia package I want to use installs an old version on Julia 1.6.7 which hasn't all the functionality that I will need, so it's not an option for me to use that old Julia version to get Mex.jl to work.
In theory I might be able to find some Julia version in between 1.6.7 and 1.10.1 where both packages work but that doesn't sound like a long term solution. Here's the output of a REPL session with a completely new Julia installation:
If I hadn't done the test and instead tried to use Mex.jl from MATLAB, the result would be MATLAB crashing and closing without error whenever I use jl.eval().
I don't know what that "invalid engine session" error is trying to tell me, especially since it works with the same MATLAB installation and just an older Julia one. Did something vital change in MATLAB.jl or in Julia's C API? Maybe it's an easy fix for you?
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Sadly, Mex.jl doesn't seem to work with Julia 1.10.1.
After some trial (by me) and error (by Matlab) yesterday I installed Julia's long term support version 1.6.7, installed MATLAB.jl and Mex.jl and it worked fine with my installation of Matlab R2021b. However, the actual Julia package I want to use installs an old version on Julia 1.6.7 which hasn't all the functionality that I will need, so it's not an option for me to use that old Julia version to get Mex.jl to work.
In theory I might be able to find some Julia version in between 1.6.7 and 1.10.1 where both packages work but that doesn't sound like a long term solution. Here's the output of a REPL session with a completely new Julia installation:
If I hadn't done the test and instead tried to use Mex.jl from MATLAB, the result would be MATLAB crashing and closing without error whenever I use jl.eval().
I don't know what that "invalid engine session" error is trying to tell me, especially since it works with the same MATLAB installation and just an older Julia one. Did something vital change in MATLAB.jl or in Julia's C API? Maybe it's an easy fix for you?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: