NET assembly unload conundrum
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I am trying to develop a C# class in Visual Studio and test it in Matlab. I can load the NET assembly and use it okay, but a problem arises if I change the NET code.
If I load the NET assembly into Matlab from the Visual Studio debug folder I can't rebuild the assembly in Visual Studio.
If I copy the dll into a local folder and load into Matlab from there I can only load once. Subsequent times I get the following error: "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process." In other words it won't let me copy the new dll because the old one is still in use.
So at the moment if I change the assembly code I have to close Matlab and reopen it to test the new assembly. This is adding quite a lot of time to my development.
I believe my version of Matlab (2010a) cannot unload NET assemblies. Does anyone know of another way around this?
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Fab
il 19 Lug 2013
According to Matlab's support rebooting is the only solution to this problem for the current Matlab Version (8.1.0.604, R2013a):
"The ability to unload an assembly is not available in MATLAB at this point of time. This may be addressed in one of the future releases. Currently, to work around this issue, restart MATLAB."
Somehow shocking, isn't it? (see also http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/330604)
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imme werus
il 24 Apr 2017
Modificato: imme werus
il 24 Apr 2017
I think it is also the same for 2016b, is that true ?
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Markus Finkeldey
il 10 Ott 2017
Modificato: Markus Finkeldey
il 10 Ott 2017
It seems that the .NET support of Matlab is very limited even in R2017a, makes it a hell of a workload if you want to access a c# library instead of a pure c library.
Travis Leith
il 30 Ott 2019
This is still an issue going into 2020 :(
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Roofus Milton
il 15 Nov 2019
Yup. Wolfram has great integration. I suspect their approach creates a new AppDomain and subsequently loads the requested assemblies. LINQPad has remained my default testing tool.
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