pMatlab displays: Undefined function or variable 'MatMPIdefs1'
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I have some serious problems with pMatlab. After installing pMatlab, running the pMandelbrot example already gives me a substantial improve in computation time (compute time is displayed in the command window), but the program never finishes. The additional command windows remain open and display the following error messages
Undefined function or variable 'MatMPIdefs1'
where the integer depends on the core I am working on. My guess is, that pMatlab has serious problems in doing the remapping (aggregation step). Does anyone kno a solution to this?
Best, Martin
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Kaustubha Govind
le 5 Avr 2011
Since it appears that pMatlab is a third party toolbox - I would recommend contacting the authors via the email address listed on their website, unless someone on this forum is able to answer your question.
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Graham
le 22 Fév 2013
Are you using windows? I had a similar problem caused by not following the directive in the pMatlab "Installing and Running" instructions:
5. Start Matlab from the command line (starting Matlab from the icon may result in inconsistent behavior).
When you start matlab from the user icon, the command processes that result from eval(pRun) seem to start in your user startup directly rather than the current directory.
Running "matlab" from the command line fixed this for me.
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Ayush Porwal
le 24 Oct 2019
Hi Graham
In my case, starting matlab from command prompt isn't solving the problem. Please explain your understanding in more detail.
bo zhang
le 15 Mai 2023
Modifié(e) : bo zhang
le 15 Mai 2023
Undefined function or variable 'MatMPIdefs1' means that the path of folder 'MatMPI' hasn't been added when pMatlab uses dos command to start MATLAB.
According to my experience, this problem usually happens in Windows.
The author has told us that you need to create a 'startup.m' file in the same path of your code file, and add.\MatMPI to the path. In the pMatlab folder, there already exsits a startup.m file, and you need to uncomment lines 38-40 to add.\MatMPI to the path.
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