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Hello,
I put some work in making the Python implementation work faster (see this pull request) and last week some colleagues of mine who are using Matlab asked me weather I could do something similar with the Matlab version.
I had a quick glance on the source code and found those few lines of code:
So obviously this code tries to download the correct binary from the release section of GitHub using it’s version number 1.13. But the latest release on that page is version 1.12 which causes the server to respond with a 404 error code.
Because the source code of load_xdf_innerloop.c hasn’t changed since version 1.12 it should be sufficient if you upload the same files as a new release for version 1.13.
Disclaimer: I’m no Matlab user and don’t have access to a Matlab installation. Therefore all I wrote above are theoretical assumptions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I put some work in making the Python implementation work faster (see this pull request) and last week some colleagues of mine who are using Matlab asked me weather I could do something similar with the Matlab version.
I had a quick glance on the source code and found those few lines of code:
So obviously this code tries to download the correct binary from the release section of GitHub using it’s version number 1.13. But the latest release on that page is version 1.12 which causes the server to respond with a 404 error code.
Because the source code of load_xdf_innerloop.c hasn’t changed since version 1.12 it should be sufficient if you upload the same files as a new release for version 1.13.
Disclaimer: I’m no Matlab user and don’t have access to a Matlab installation. Therefore all I wrote above are theoretical assumptions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: