Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Installation and Configuration

• Compilation Process

• Deployment Process

• Compiler Commands

• Command Overview

Compiler Options

Combining Options

Conflicting Options on the Command Line

Using File Extensions

• Using Macros to Simplify Compilation

Working With Macro Options

Using Path Names

Using Bundle Files

• Using Wrapper Files

What Are Wrapper Files?

Main File Wrapper

C Library Wrapper

C++ Library Wrapper

• Interfacing M-Code to C/C++ Code

Code Proper Return Types From C and C++ Methods

Overriding Default CTF Archive Embedding Using the MCR Component Cache

• Using Pragmas

Example: Using %#function

• 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

Compiling a GUI That Contains an ActiveX Control

Debugging MATLAB Compiler Generated Executables

Deploying Applications That Call the Java Native Libraries

Locating .fig Files in Deployed Applications

Blocking Execution of a Console Application That Creates Figures and Terminating Figures by Force

Passing Arguments to and from a Standalone Application

Using Graphical Applications in Shared Library Targets

Using the VER Function in a Compiled MATLAB Application

• Standalone Applications

• Troubleshooting

• Limitations and Restrictions

• Reference Information

• MATLAB Compiler Quick Reference

• Error and Warning Messages

• C++ Utility Library Reference

• MATLAB Application Deployment Web Example Guide

• Release Notes

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Compiler Commands

This chapter describes mcc, which is the command that invokes MATLAB Compiler.

Reserving Memory for Deployed Applications with MATLAB Memory
Shielding

Reserving Memory for Deployed Applications with MATLAB Memory Shielding

Command Overview

Command Overview

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