Major Bug Fixes :: MATLAB Compiler 4.0.1 Release Notes (MATLAB® Compiler Release Notes)

MATLAB® Compiler Release Notes

Major Bug Fixes

MATLAB Compiler 4.0.1 includes bug fixes incorporated since Version 4.0. These bug fixes include the following.

buildmcr Utility Works on Linux

You can use the buildmcr utility to create an MCRInstaller on Linux. For more information on buildmcr, see the MATLAB Compiler User's Guide.

extractCTF Utility Works on Linux

The extractCTF utility has been moved to the
<matlabroot>/toolbox/compiler/deploy/glnx86 directory on Linux. You can use this utility to extract the CTF archive into the current working directory.

Files Added Using addpath Are Found

The MATLAB Compiler can locate the files that are in directories that have been added to the MATLAB path using the addpath command.

genpath Function Works in Deployed Applications

You can now compile and deploy an M-file that calls the genpath function.

input Function Works in Deployed Applications

The input function works properly in deployed applications. It no longer waits for the input first and then displays the input prompt.

loadlibrary Function Works in Deployed Applications

The MATLAB Compiler supports the compilation of the loadlibrary function.

Note MATLAB Compiler-generated libraries can not be loaded into the MATLAB workspace using the loadlibrary function.

MCRInstaller Works on Windows NT

The MCRInstaller works properly on Windows NT.

Private Directories Work Properly

Private directories deploy properly and work as expected in this release of the MATLAB Compiler.

-V2.0 Option Removed

The -V2.0 option that was available in previous releases of the MATLAB Compiler has been obsoleted and is no longer available. Using this option will give an error message.

-w (Warning) Requires Option

You must specify an option (list, disable, enable, error) when using the -w option to display warnings. This table shows the valid forms.

Syntax
Description

-w list
Generates a table that maps <string> to warning message for use with enable, disable, and error.

-w enable
Enables complete warnings.

-w disable[:<string>]
Disables specific warning associated with <string>. Leave off the optional :<string> to apply the disable action to all warnings.

-w enable[:<string>]
Enables specific warning associated with <string>. Leave off the optional :<string> to apply the enable action to all warnings.

-w error[:<string>]
Treats specific warning associated with <string> as error. Leave off the optional :<string> to apply the error action to all warnings.

Syntax	Description
`-w list`	Generates a table that maps `<string>` to warning message for use with `enable`, `disable`, and `error`.
`-w enable`	Enables complete warnings.
`-w disable[:<string>]`	Disables specific warning associated with `<string>`. Leave off the optional :<string> to apply the `disable` action to all warnings.
`-w enable[:<string>]`	Enables specific warning associated with `<string>`. Leave off the optional :<string> to apply the `enable` action to all warnings.
`-w error[:<string>]`	Treats specific warning associated with `<string>` as error. Leave off the optional :<string> to apply the `error` action to all warnings.

Warning About set_param Removed

You no longer get a warning/error message regarding SET_PARAM not being found when using the MATLAB Compiler.

MATLAB Compiler 4.0.1 Release Notes Upgrading from an Earlier Release