MATLAB Compiler Getting Started Introduction Before You Begin Upgrading from Previous Compiler Releases Differences Between Compiler Releases Uses of the MATLAB Compiler Wrapper Files Stand-Alone Applications Libraries Builder Products Quick Start Compiling a Stand-Alone Application Compiling a Shared Library Testing Components on Development Machine Deploying Components to Other Machines Limitations and Restrictions Compiling MATLAB and Toolboxes MATLAB Code Stand-Alone Applications Fixing Callback Problems: Missing Functions Finding Missing Functions in an M-File Suppressing Warnings on UNIX No MCR Versioning on HP-UX MATLAB Compiler Licensing Deployed Applications Using MATLAB Compiler Licenses for Development Examples Installation and Configuration System Requirements Supported Third-Party Compilers Installation Installing the MATLAB Compiler Installing an ANSI C or C++ Compiler Configuration Introducing the mbuild Utility Configuring an ANSI C or C++ Compiler Special Compiler Notes Options Files Locating the Options File Changing the Options File Compilation Process Overview of the MATLAB Compiler Technology MATLAB Component Runtime Component Technology File Build Process Input and Output Files Stand-Alone Executable C Shared Library C++ Shared Library Deployment Process Overview Porting Generated Code to a Different Platform Extracting a CTF Archive without Executing the Component User Interaction with the Compilation Path Working with the MCR Installing the MCR on a Deployment Machine Installing the MCR and MATLAB on the Same Machine Deploying a Stand-Alone Application on a Network Drive Working with mcc Command Overview Compiler Options Setting Up Default Options Using Macros to Simplify Compilation Understanding a Macro Option Using Pathnames Using Bundle Files Using Wrapper Files Main File Wrapper C Library Wrapper C++ Library Wrapper Interfacing M-Code to C/C++ Code C Example Using Pragmas Using feval Script Files Converting Script M-Files to Function M-Files Including Script Files in Deployed Applications Compiler Tips Calling Built-In Functions from C or C++ Calling a Function from the Command Line Using MAT-Files in Deployed Applications Running Deployed Applications Compiling a GUI That Contains an ActiveX Control Debugging MATLAB Compiler-Generated Executables Stand-Alone Applications Introduction C Stand-Alone Application Target Compiling the Application Testing the Application Deploying the Application Running the Application Coding with M-Files Only Example Mixing M-Files and C or C++ Simple Example Advanced C Example Libraries Introduction C Shared Library Target C Shared Library Wrapper C Shared Library Example Calling a Shared Library C++ Shared Library Target C++ Shared Library Wrapper C++ Shared Library Example MATLAB Compiler-Generated Interface Functions Structure of Programs That Call Shared Libraries Library Initialization and Termination Functions Print and Error Handling Functions Functions Generated from M-Files Functions -- Categorical List Pragmas Command Line Tools MATLAB Compiler Quick Reference Common Uses of the Compiler Create a Stand-Alone Application Create a Library mcc Error and Warning Messages Compile-Time Errors Warning Messages Depfun Errors MCR/Dispatcher Errors XML Parser Errors Depfun-Produced Errors Troubleshooting mbuild MATLAB Compiler C++ Utility Library Reference Primitive Types Utility Classes mwString Class Constructors Methods Operators mwException Class Constructors Methods Operators mwArray Class Constructors Methods Operators Static Methods Release Notes MATLAB Compiler 4.2 Release Notes MATLAB Compiler 4.2 Platform Support Major Bug Fixes Mixed Case Function Names on Windows Upgrading from an Earlier Release Upgrading from Version 4.0, 4.0.1, 4.1, and 4.1.1 Upgrading from Earlier Versions Known Software and Documentation Problems Borland C++ Compiler Limits Indexing to Arrays of 20 Dimensions or Less Cabinet File Error During MCRInstaller Installation Calling Compiler-Generated Components from Java Native Interface Using the Lcc Compiler Using Microsoft Visual Studio with MATLAB Compiler 4 Using startup.m Files to Modify Directories Eliminating Incorrect Message Catalog Warning on HP-UX MATLAB Compiler 4.1.1 Release Notes MATLAB Compiler 4.1.1 Major Bug Fixes buildmcr Function Supports Use of ~ in Filename on UNIX C++ Shared Libraries Fully Supported with Borland Compilers Excluded Functions List Stored in Log File loadlibrary Function Works in Compiled Mode mclcppMlfFeval No Longer Multiply-Defined MCR Started by MATLAB Compiler Returns true for isdeployed Misleading -e Error Is Resolved Reduced Compilation Time and Size of the CTF File Translation Files for Various Toolboxes Included in the CTF File web Function Compiles Successfully Upgrading from an Earlier Release Upgrading from Version 4.0, 4.0.1, and 4.1 Upgrading from Earlier Versions MATLAB Compiler 4.1 Release Notes MATLAB Compiler 4.1 Solaris Support Installing a New Version of the MCR on Windows Major Bug Fixes Calls to Java Code Works in Deployed Applications Deploying Applications to Non-US Locale Systems Printing Figure Windows Using pause in MATLAB Compiler-Generated Applications Upgrading from an Earlier Release Upgrading from Version 4.0 and 4.0.1 Upgrading from Earlier Versions MATLAB Compiler 4.0.1 Release Notes MATLAB Compiler 4.0.1 Major Bug Fixes buildmcr Utility Works on Linux extractCTF Utility Works on Linux Files Added Using addpath Are Found genpath Function Works in Deployed Applications input Function Works in Deployed Applications loadlibrary Function Works in Deployed Applications MCRInstaller Works on Windows NT Private Directories Work Properly -V2.0 Option Removed -w (Warning) Requires Option Warning About set_param Removed Upgrading from an Earlier Release Upgrading from Version 4.0 Upgrading from Earlier Versions MATLAB Compiler 4.0 Release Notes Introduction to the MATLAB Compiler 4.0 Features MATLAB Component Runtime Component Technology File Upgrading from an Earlier Release Compiling MATLAB and Toolboxes Differences Between Release 14 and Previous Versions of the MATLAB Compiler Printable Documentation (PDF) Product Page (Web)