Closed FZihan closed 5 years ago
You probably want to use some tools to detect which module is missing. You can use this one. http://www.dependencywalker.com/
I have the same problem Dependencywalker found these modules: What should I do now? Thank you for your time
@elmirayazdani You need to add the Framewave path containing the missing DLLs into the system environment. Check this thread for how to add DLL path in Windows https://stackoverflow.com/questions/694351/setting-library-path-for-win32-console-applications
But, you can also compile against static libraries *.lib so as to avoid loading .dll in runtime.
I have the dlls in my system path: Is there any problem with the FW_1.3_Win64?
@elmirayazdani You need to add the path into the 'PATH' system variable to allow Windows looking for the DLLs.
Thank you Dr. Liu I've used the dependencywalker, but there is no error, just 2 warning! May I ask you to take a look at this picture:
I added Framewave's dlls to my "PATH" of the system and now: Where is the problem? Thank you for all your help
My problem has been solved Thank you for introducing dependencywalker.
I have a problem after compiling MEX files, I set Matlab2015a and Framewave 1.3 in my system environment path. By following the MRiLab manual: Build the INSTALL project, compiled MEX binaries will be copied to MRiLab/Lib/bin folder by default, A DoScanAtCPU.mexaw64 copied in the bin folder, which is 94 KB. After pressing K-space in sequence design panel I got this message:
Could you please help me where is the problem?