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"Matlab function is not found" error in MATLAB livelink

Posted 11.03.2014, 21:52 GMT-4 Interfacing, Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 4.4 0 Replies

Iman Ghamarian
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I am using MATLAB livelink for a heat transfer problem. I am trying to define a function for density of the material used in my model. I use the following commands in MATLAB to make the function. I should also mention that Density.m file is also in the directory in which the main MATLAB file is.


extm1=model.func.create('extm1', 'MATLAB');


Density=extm1.setIndex('funcs', 'Density', 0, 0);

extm1.setIndex('funcs', 'T', 0, 1);

mat1.propertyGroup('def').set('density', {'Density(T)[kg/m^3]'});


As soon as I execute (std1.run) a “MATLAB command window” shows up and the code execution breaks due to the following error.

Matlab function is not found: Density
- Function: Density
- Feature: Time-Dependent Solver 1 (sol1/t1)
- Error: Matlab function is not found: Density


I greatly appreciate it if you help me with this problem.
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