HDL coder tutorial, !which ISE not recognized
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Hi,
I am new to the HDL coder (I have a temporary licence) and I am following the tutorial to have something working to start with. After having set the path for the ISE I tried to confirm it by giving !which ise at Matlab prompt, but I got in response the message: 'which' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file .
!dir , just to mention another external command, works as expected.
Any idea? I'm using Matlab R2012a
Thanks, Alberto
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Tim McBrayer
on 29 Apr 2014
The 'which' command is not part of a basic Windows install. It's a Unix utility that is frequently available on Windows through a third party set of tools. It returns the location of the binary that will be run should you try to run the argument of the 'which' command; in this case, ise.
Can you run ise from within MATLAB?
>> !ise
If that starts up ISE, you are correctly configured. Starting up ISE will take somewhat longer than 'which', but will provide you with the same information.
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