#Matlab r2013a compiler command for mac#

That is almost a decade old, and inside that Matlab the ver command displays 'Windows 8 Version 6.2', although the real OS version isВ 2.1288. The newest version of Matlab that I have is R2013a (64-bit). Rather than using Rube Goldbergesque approaches such as XML or Python scripts or complex build tools such as Cmake, or trying to urge one vendor to compensate for another vendor's shortcomings, perceived or real, I build at the command line, relying upon the backward compatibility that Intel compilers generally sport. Here is my approach to such problems (in essence, building a DLL from Fortran or C source code to work with a third party package such as Matlab). The xml is attached - maybe this community might be able to suggest what mods I would need to make to get this to work with oneAPI? Yes, it is indeed a matter of modifying a config file, but I really don't know what modifications to make. Being able to download a version of XE would solve my problem. In the answer on that last link, there is another link detailing an extensive mod of an xml config file to get the C++ compiler to work, but that is a bit beyond me tbh. You can see a question detailing the problem here. Mathworks were no help (they simply told me oneAPI is not currently supported but will be in a future release - thank Mathworks!). However all I can download at the moment is Intel oneAPI.

#Matlab r2013a compiler command for mac#

I you look at the 'supported compilers' page for Mac here ( ), it lists 'Intel Parallel Studio XE 20XX for Fortran'. Is there a way to download older versions of the Intel compilers>? The reason is that I need to use the Fortran compilers to generate mex files on a Mac from Matlab.