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Using Bundle Files

Bundle files provide a convenient way to group sets of MATLAB Compiler options and recall them as needed. The syntax of the bundle file option is:

-B <filename>[:<a1>,<a2>,...,<an>]

When used on the mcc command line, the bundle option -B replaces the entire string with the contents of the specified file. The file should contain only mcc command-line options and corresponding arguments and/or other file names. The file may contain other -B options.

A bundle file can include replacement parameters for MATLAB Compiler options that accept names and version numbers. For example, there is a bundle file for C shared libraries, csharedlib, that consists of:

-W lib:%1% -T link:lib

To invoke MATLAB Compiler to produce a C shared library using this bundle, you can use:

mcc -B csharedlib:mysharedlib myfile.m myfile2.m

In general, each %n% in the bundle file will be replaced with the corresponding option specified to the bundle file. Use %% to include a % character. It is an error to pass too many or too few options to the bundle file.

Note   You can use the -B option with a replacement expression as is at the DOS or UNIX prompt. To use -B with a replacement expression at the MATLAB prompt, you must enclose the expression that follows the -B in single quotes when there is more than one parameter passed. For example, >>mcc -B csharedlib:libtimefun weekday data tic calendar toc can be used as is at the MATLAB prompt because libtimefun is the only parameter being passed. If the example had two or more parameters, then the quotes would be necessary as in >>mcc -B 'cexcel:component,class,1.0' ... weekday data tic calendar toc

See the following table for a list of bundle files available with MATLAB Compiler.

Bundle File	Creates	Contents
cpplib	C++ Library	-W cpplib:<shared_library_name> -T link:lib
csharedlib	C Shared Library	-W lib:<shared_library_name> -T link:lib

Note   Additional bundle files are available when you have a license for products layered on MATLAB Compiler. For example, if you have a license for MATLAB Builder NE , you can use the mcc command with bundle files that create COM objects and .NET objects.

Using Path Names

Using Wrapper Files

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