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Using Path Names

If you specify a full path name to an M-file on the mcc command line, MATLAB Compiler

1. Breaks the full name into the corresponding path name and file names (<path> and <file>).

2. Replaces the full path name in the argument list with "-I <path> <file>". For example,

   mcc -m /home/user/myfile.m
   

   would be treated as

   mcc -m -I /home/user myfile.m
   

In rare situations, this behavior can lead to a potential source of confusion. For example, suppose you have two different M-files that are both named myfile.m and they reside in /home/user/dir1 and /home/user/dir2. The command

mcc -m -I /home/user/dir1 /home/user/dir2/myfile.m

would be equivalent to

mcc -m -I /home/user/dir1 -I /home/user/dir2 myfile.m

MATLAB Compiler finds the myfile.m in dir1 and compiles it instead of the one in dir2 because of the behavior of the -I option. If you are concerned that this might be happening, you can specify the -v option and then see which M-file MATLAB Compiler parses. The -v option prints the full path name to the M-file during the dependency analysis phase.

Note   MATLAB Compiler produces a warning (specified_file_mismatch) if a file with a full path name is included on the command line and MATLAB Compiler finds it somewhere else.

Using Macros to Simplify Compilation

Using Bundle Files

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