MATLAB Compiler

Installing an ANSI C or C++ Compiler

To install your ANSI C or C++ compiler, follow the vendor's instructions that accompany your C or C++ compiler. Be sure to test the C or C++ compiler to make sure it is installed and configured properly. Typically, the compiler vendor provides some test procedures.

Note    If you encounter problems relating to the installation or use of your ANSI C or C++ compiler, consult the documentation or customer support organization of your C or C++ compiler vendor.

When you install your C or C++ compiler, you might encounter configuration questions that require you to provide particular details. These tables provide information on some of the more common issues.

Windows  

Issue	Comment
Installation options	We recommend that you do a full installation of your compiler. If you do a partial installation, you may omit a component that the MATLAB Compiler relies on.
Installing debugger files	For the purposes of the MATLAB Compiler, it is not necessary to install debugger (DBG) files. However, you may need them for other purposes.
Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC)	This is not required.
16-bit DLL/executables	This is not required.
ActiveX	This is not required.
Running from the command line	Make sure you select all relevant options for running your compiler from the command line.
Updating the registry	If your installer gives you the option of updating the registry, you should do it.
Installing Microsoft Visual C/C++ Version 6.0	If you need to change the location where this compiler is installed, you must change the location of the Common directory. Do not change the location of the VC98 directory from its default setting.

UNIX  

Issue	Comment
Determine which C or C++ compiler is installed on your system.	See your system administrator.
Determine the path to your C or C++ compiler.	See your system administrator.

Installation

Configuration

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