Upgrading from an Earlier Release :: MATLAB Compiler 4.0 Release Notes (MATLAB® Compiler Release Notes)

MATLAB® Compiler Release Notes

Upgrading from an Earlier Release

MATLAB Compiler 4 is compatible with previous releases of the Compiler. M-files that you compiled with a previous version of the MATLAB Compiler should compile with this version if your M-files contain only compilable Release 14 functions. There are no restrictions on the contents of your M-files other than compatibility with Release 14.

Compiling MATLAB and Toolboxes

The MATLAB Compiler supports the full MATLAB language and almost all MATLAB based toolboxes. However, some limited MATLAB and toolbox functionality is not licensed for compilation:

Functionality that cannot be called directly from the command line will not compile.
Most of the prebuilt graphical user interfaces included in MATLAB and its companion toolboxes will not compile, for example, sptool from the Signal Processing Toolbox.
Some toolboxes, such as the Symbolic Math Toolbox, will not compile.

The code generated by the MATLAB Compiler is not suitable for embedded applications.

To see an up-to-date list of noncompilable toolboxes and functionality, visit the MATLAB Compiler product page on the Web.

MATLAB Compiler 4.0 Release Notes Differences Between Release 14 and Previous Versions of the MATLAB Compiler