Create or Delete Fortran Array

Create array of specified type, allocate and free memory

Use the mxCreate* functions to create MATLAB^® arrays. Use the mxCalloc, mxMalloc, and mxRealloc functions to allocate dynamic memory.

You allocate memory whenever you use an mxCreate* function or when you call the mxCalloc and associated functions. Use mxDestroyArray to free memory allocated by the mxCreate* functions. Use mxFree to free memory allocated by the mxCalloc and associated functions.

Fortran Functions

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Numeric

`mxCreateDoubleMatrix`	2-D, double-precision, floating-point array
`mxCreateDoubleScalar`	Scalar, double-precision array initialized to specified value
`mxCreateNumericMatrix`	2-D numeric matrix
`mxCreateNumericArray`	N-D numeric array
`mxMakeArrayReal`	Convert complex `mxArray` to real, preserving real data
`mxMakeArrayComplex`	Convert real `mxArray` to complex, preserving real data

Character

`mxCreateString`	1-N array initialized to specified string
`mxCreateCharMatrixFromStrings`	2-D `mxChar` array initialized to specified value
`mxCreateCharArray`	N-D `mxChar` array

Sparse

mxCreateSparse 2-D sparse array

Structure

`mxCreateStructMatrix`	2-D structure array
`mxCreateStructArray`	N-D structure array

Cell

`mxCreateCellMatrix`	2-D cell array
`mxCreateCellArray`	N-D cell array

Memory Management

`mxDestroyArray`	Free dynamic memory allocated by MXCREATE* functions
`mxDuplicateArray`	Make deep copy of array
`mxCalloc`	Allocate dynamic memory for array, initialized to 0, using MATLAB memory manager
`mxMalloc`	Allocate uninitialized dynamic memory using MATLAB memory manager
`mxRealloc`	Reallocate dynamic memory using MATLAB memory manager
`mxFree`	Free dynamic memory allocated by mxCalloc, mxMalloc, mxRealloc, mxArrayToString, or mxArrayToUTF8String functions

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