How to build mex file directly in Visual Studio 2010?
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After some experimenting with guidance from this page mentioned in the question, it seems like starting with an empty C++ project the following settings in the project's Property Pages are necessary and sufficient to build a working .mexw64 from Visual Studio 2010:
So far this has only been tried from a solution created from scratch and built for Matlab 2013a 64-bit. I assume that to build for 32-bit one only needs to change both occurrences of 64 to 32. I will update the post when I have confirmed that this works for an existing solution.
EDIT: As expected this works for projects added to existing solutions. Remember to set the new project to be dependent on the project that creates the library.
Configuration properties -> General:
Set Target Extension to .mexw64
Set Configuration Type to Dynamic Library (.dll)
Configureation poperties -> VC++ Directories:
Add $(MATLAB_ROOT)\extern\include; to Include Directories
Configuration properties -> Linker -> General:
Add $(MATLAB_ROOT)\extern\lib\win64\microsoft; to Additional Library Directories
Configuration properties -> Linker -> Input:
Add libmx.lib;libmex.lib;libmat.lib; to Additional Dependencies
Configuration properties -> Linker -> Command Line:
Add /export:mexFunction to Additional Options
$(MATLAB_ROOT) is the path to Matlab's root folder, eg. C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2013a. So far this has only been tried from a solution created from scratch and built for Matlab 2013a 64-bit. I assume that to build for 32-bit one only needs to change both occurrences of 64 to 32. I will update the post when I have confirmed that this works for an existing solution.
EDIT: As expected this works for projects added to existing solutions. Remember to set the new project to be dependent on the project that creates the library.