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This feature provides a lightweight interface for easily accessing MCR data. It allows data to be shared between an MCR instance, the M-code running on that MCR, and the wrapper code that created the MCR. Through calls to the MCR User Data interface API, you access MCR data by creating a per-MCR-instance associative array of mxArrays, consisting of a mapping from string keys to mxArray values. Reasons for doing this include, but are not limited to:
You need to supply run-time configuration information to a client running an application created with the Parallel Computing Toolbox. Configuration information may be supplied (and change) on a per-execution basis. For example, two instances of the same application may run simultaneously with different configuration files.
You want to initialize the MCR with constant values that can be accessed by all your M applications.
You want to set up a global workspace — a global variable or variables that MATLAB and your client can access.
You want to store the state of any variable or group of variables.
MATLAB Builder EX supports per-MCR instance state access through an object-oriented API. Unlike MATLAB Compiler, access to per-MCR instance state is optional, rather than on by default. You can access this state by adding setmcruserdata.m and getmcruserdata.m to your deployment project or by specifying them on the command line.
For more information, see the MATLAB Compiler User's Guide.
The following code snippets demonstrate storing and retrieving MCR state while working with the MagicMatrix function.
Building the MagicMatrix Component
Calling setmcruserdata and getmcruserdata
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