To use MATLAB® on 32-bit and 64-bit (tested with Ubuntu) versions of Linux
- Install MATLAB® (Assume that your MATLAB installation directory is /home/username/ MATHWORKS_R2011A).
- Make sure that C Shell has already been installed on your Linux. To install C Shell on Ubuntu, type the following command in the terminal
• ~$ sudo apt-get install csh - Create a link to the MATLAB® executable file in /usr/bin if it does not exist, and type the following commands in the terminal
• ~$ sudo -i
• ~$ cd /usr/bin
• ~$ ln -s /home/username/MATHWORKS_R2011A/bin/matlab matlab - Use a text editor to open the magicdraw file in the bin folder in the MagicDraw installation directory. Type the following text under the line that contains cd"$APP_HOME" to add the MATLAB® bin folder to LD_LIBRARY_PATH of Java and save the magicdraw file.
- on Linux 32-bit, type: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/home/username/MATHWORKS_R2011A/bin/glnx86:/home/username/MATHWORKS_R2011A/sys/os/glnx86
- on Linux 64-bit, type: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/home/username/MATHWORKS_R2011A/bin/glnxa64:/home/username/MATHWORKS_R2011A/sys/os/glnxa64
