How to IMPORT an open source library into matlab - WINDOWS platform

[bolega]

The library is written in C or C++, most likely C.

It works well on linux.

Basically, it generates simple functions like filters in unix with
command line switches when the executables are made by compiling.

Matlab does have some similar functions but they are NOT optimized and
poor.

So, I want to make my experience of importing it smooth.

What are the options of importing and at the same time maintaining the
speed of execution.

Presently, I only need ONE filter from the library.

Should I import the library code and then execute it or should I
compile it with all STATIC code linkage and then import it ? I can
compile it on linux only, I dont have a C compiler for windows BUT the
matlab is running on windows.

Please advise so I dont have thorny experience.

gnuist

 

[bolega]

I now want to import the whole library. The examples to use the
library in C coding says to include a certain headerfile, but when I
import that into matlab, i have problems.

 

[red floyd]

The library is written in C or C++, most likely C.

It works well on linux.

Basically, it generates simple functions like filters in unix with
command line switches when the executables are made by compiling.

Matlab does have some similar functions but they are NOT optimized and
poor.

So, I want to make my experience of importing it smooth.

What are the options of importing and at the same time maintaining the
speed of execution.

Presently, I only need ONE filter from the library.

Should I import the library code and then execute it or should I
compile it with all STATIC code linkage and then import it ? I can
compile it on linux only, I dont have a C compiler for windows BUT the
matlab is running on windows.

Please advise so I dont have thorny experience.

You are completely off topic here. Please ask in a MATLAB group. Try
comp.soft-sys.matlab