Originally posted by: BenjaminBiegel

Hi

I have installed CPLEX Studio on my MacBook Air and how have a folder CPLEX_Studio_AcademicResearch122.

I want to use CPLEX in Matlab but somehow have to 'install' it so that it enters Matlab's path. There is a hint that I should look in the provided readme.html file but it only describes Windows/Unix setup. How should I do that on my mac?

Thanks in advance :)
Benjamin
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Originally posted by: Eumpfenbach

Not a mac guy, but I believe you just navigate to the path CPLEX_Studio_AcademicResearch122\cplex\matlab\(your version).

With this as your working directory, type test = Cplex() and see if it creates a cplex object.

If this is not the case, the IBM guys will help you.
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Originally posted by: BenjaminBiegel

Thanks a lot for your reply!

In the folder

Undefined function 'cplexlink122' for input arguments of type 'double' ILOG/CPLEX_Studio_AcademicResearch122/cplex/matlab there indeed are various m files. There is a folder called '@Cplex' that contains a Cplex.m file.

If I type test = Cplex() as you suggested, I get an error
Undefined function 'cplexlink122' for input arguments of type 'double'.

What I really want is to use the Cplex solver for Yalmip. I tried adding the folder mentioned above to the Matlab path but still Yalmip is not able to find the solver.

Any suggestions on that?

Thanks again :)
Benjamin
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