Download matlab 6.5

Can you provide me Matlab 6.5 link to download.

Tq

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You will need to visit https://www.mathworks.com/downloads/web_downloads/select_release?mode=gwylf and from there on the right hand side select R13SP2 and then select your platform. (This requires that you have an existing license for R13SP2 or later.)

Note: because of changes to the license arrangements, you will probably need to get Mathworks Support to create a key file for you.

[Raeed Shamoon]

Thanks

[Yevgeny Gayev]

Thanks, Walter!

The same question was and still is important to me, too, as all the newest versions of MATLAB become more and more slow, awfully slow!

Why is it?

Because are they re-written in Java?

[Walter Roberson]

Some of the interface was rewriten in Java (and is being rewriten again away from Java for licensing reasons), but the mathematical operations are not written in Java.

[Steven Lord]

Are there specific parts of MATLAB have you measured and/or perceived as slowing down in newer releases? If so what are they?

There are times when we will deliberately slow down a function (if necessary to fix a bug or to compute a significantly more accurate answer) but in general our goal is keep performance at the same level or improve it release over release.

Answer 2

[Yevgeny Gayev]

Hi there! I also wonder how much is MATALAB v. 6.5 now? Some people say that it is free of charge now. Is this true?

Please reply also to [e-mail] Thanks!

[Walter Roberson]

It is not possible to purchase MATLAB 6.5 now (except in the sense that Germany and Norway have laws permitting private individuals to sell software they have purchased.)

MATLAB 6.5 is not free.

[Yevgeny Gayev]

Dear Walter Roberson, many thanks for you answering my question!

I wonder if you work in MathWorks? I this case I would have some suggestions to MathWorks.

Or, could you please provide me addresses of some responsible people of the MathWorks? Thanks!

[Walter Roberson]

I do not work for Mathworks.

I do not have any connections to the Sales people.

[Steven Lord]

The best way to submit an enhancement request is to contact Technical Support using the Contact Us link in the upper-right corner of this page.

They can enter the requests into the enhancement database, or they may be able to tell you that the functionality you're requesting is already present in a later release than the one you're using.

[Yevgeny Gayev]

I'd like to thank both above people who answered me!

[Andreas Goser]

Hello Yevgeny (I do work for MathWorks), if I see it correctly, you are located in a country where there is no direct MathWorks representation, but there is a distributor for Sales&Service topics. Please contact me directly in case your communication bounces between MathWorks and the distributor.

[Yevgeny Gayev]

Dear Andreas, thanks for the reply! I will write you in a few days.

Yevgeny Gayev

[raf vanhellemont]

dear Goser

I am looking to download Matlab 6.5 can you guid me where i can find it our buy it thank you>

george

[Image Analyst]

Here is the link: https://www.mathworks.com/company/aboutus/contact_us/contact_sales.html?s_tid=hp_ff_a_sales

[Walter Roberson]

If you have a Standard (commercial / professional, all the same thing) license then you can download the old version of MATLAB, and ask Mathworks support to generate an installation key for you.

[Steven Lord]

Why do you need / want to install a more than 18 year old release of MATLAB? Do you have a Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, Windows ME, or Windows 98 machine on which to run it (as those are the supported Windows versions for that release of MATLAB)?

Answer 3

[raf vanhellemont]

i am looking for download-matlab-6-5 but it seems the links that are provide are not working can someone help to get the correct llink that is working thank you

[Steven Lord]

Why do you want to use an eighteen year old release of MATLAB? Why not use the most recent release?

[Walter Roberson]

The link I provided a couple of years ago still works,

https://www.mathworks.com/downloads/web_downloads/select_release?mode=gwylf

To use it, you need to be a license adminstrator or technical contact, or the administrator or contact needs to have given you permission to download.

I think I heard that they made downloads of old versions for student licenses more accessible, but I have not been able to verify that. Historically, student licenses were not able to download old versions.

You need to have already have a MATLAB license associated with your account in order to be able to access the old versions.