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While struggling to find the perfect match for the Matlab R2020b and suitable VisualStudio, I stumbled to the following advice by Prakash Devaraju and found it useful (https://se.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/309117-how-to-get-mexcuda-running-compiler-settings?s_tid=srchtitle)
"Just a novice here, got the visual studio compiler to work instead of mingw-w64. It seems the CUDA and compiler have to match. You can downgrade one or upgrade another. Running Matlab R2020b and Visual studio 2019. Visual studio 2013 seems unsupported in R2020b. Installed visual studio 2019 earlier without installing C++ components and mex was defaulting to mingw-w64 compiler. And the latest visual studio installation is too much for a beginner - didn't know which component is required to help the compiler and so selected all the latest versions with C++ and restarted the computer after installing. Now mex -setup gave me the option to choose Microsoft Visual C++ 2019 (C) and now can get to a GUI.
If anyone is trying to use Kilosort GUI for neuropixels with R2020b in Windows 10, try installing visual studio 2019 community with C++ components. Then choose the Visual studio compiler in matlab using mex -setup, followed by mexGUPall.m and kilosort.m"
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While struggling to find the perfect match for the Matlab R2020b and suitable VisualStudio, I stumbled to the following advice by Prakash Devaraju and found it useful (https://se.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/309117-how-to-get-mexcuda-running-compiler-settings?s_tid=srchtitle)
"Just a novice here, got the visual studio compiler to work instead of mingw-w64. It seems the CUDA and compiler have to match. You can downgrade one or upgrade another. Running Matlab R2020b and Visual studio 2019. Visual studio 2013 seems unsupported in R2020b. Installed visual studio 2019 earlier without installing C++ components and mex was defaulting to mingw-w64 compiler. And the latest visual studio installation is too much for a beginner - didn't know which component is required to help the compiler and so selected all the latest versions with C++ and restarted the computer after installing. Now mex -setup gave me the option to choose Microsoft Visual C++ 2019 (C) and now can get to a GUI.
If anyone is trying to use Kilosort GUI for neuropixels with R2020b in Windows 10, try installing visual studio 2019 community with C++ components. Then choose the Visual studio compiler in matlab using mex -setup, followed by mexGUPall.m and kilosort.m"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: