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NAG Toolbox for MATLAB® Qualifying NAG Library Products

During installation of the NAG Toolbox for MATLAB, 32-bit Windows version, a dialog box prompts users with the following YES/NO question: Do you already have a compatible NAG Fortran Library installed?

For the NAG Toolbox for MATLAB to function properly within the Windows environment it must have access to specific implementations of the NAG Library. The list of qualifying NAG Library products is:

    FLDLL214AL
    x86-32 Windows, Intel Visual Fortran 8.1
    FLDLL214ZL
    x86-32 Windows, Intel Visual Fortran 8.1
    FLW3221DCL
    x86-32 Windows, Intel Visual Fortran 8.1
    FLW3221DDL
    x86-32 Windows, Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6
    FLW3221DEL
    x86-32 Windows, Intel Visual Fortran 8.1 (Multi-threaded)
    FLW3221DLL
    x86-32 Windows, Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran

If one of the implementations listed above is installed and available on your system: Please select "YES" within the dialog box to proceed with the installation of the remaining files.

If none of these are installed on your system: Please select "NO" within the dialog box. This will enable you to install an appropriate NAG Library product prior to installing the NAG Toolbox. Note that you will need to obtain and install a license key for that Library in order for the Toolbox to function properly.

Please contact NAG Technical Support at infodesk@nag.co.uk if you have any specific questions about the installation of the NAG Toolbox for MATLAB in a Windows environment.

About the NAG Toolbox for MATLAB: The NAG Toolbox for MATLAB enables functionality contained within the NAG Library to be accessed directly from MATLAB. The NAG Library has a global reputation for its excellence and contains over 1,300 routines making it the largest collection of mathematical and statistical algorithms commercially available today. Its capabilities complement those of MATLAB itself and provide functionality which was either previously unavailable or could only be accessed by purchasing several specialist Toolboxes.