How can I resolve a segmentation fault caused by a MATLB Engine API tbb.dll version mismatch?
I am developing a C++ application, which connects and interfaces with MATLAB via the C++ Engine API. When calling “findMATLAB()” in the C++ code, a segmentation fault occurs.
Thread 1 received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.0x0000000000000000 in ?? ()(gdb)I suspect that this may be due to a mismatch between my compiled version of “tbb.dll” and the MATLAB version. Can this be the cause of the crash?
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The “tbb.dll” library is a threading library developed by Intel and shipped with MATLAB. A mismatch between the version of the “tbb.dll” library in your application and the one shipped with MATLAB could cause a segmentation fault.
When developing C++ applications that interface with MATLAB Engine and require functions from this library, it is recommended to use the version of “tbb.dll” that ships with MATLAB to avoid this library conflict.
To invoke the MATLAB version of “tbb.dll” during runtime, you will need to hide other versions of “tbb.dll”, so only the MATLAB version is visible to the C++ application. Since the header files of “tbb.dll” are not shipped with MATLAB,
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