Combining Your MATLAB and C/C++ Code :: Standalone Applications (MATLAB® Compiler™)

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Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• User's Guide

• Installation and Configuration

• MATLAB Code Deployment

• C and C++ Standalone Executable and Shared Library Creation

• Deployment Process

• Compiler Commands

• Standalone Applications

• Deploying Standalone Applications

• Working with Standalone Applications and Arguments

Combining Your MATLAB and C/C++ Code

• Troubleshooting

• Limitations and Restrictions

• Reference Information

• MATLAB Compiler Quick Reference

• Using MATLAB Compiler on Mac or Linux

• Error and Warning Messages

• C++ Utility Library Reference

• MATLAB Application Deployment Web Example Guide

• Release Notes

Combining Your MATLAB and C/C++ Code

To deploy an application that mixes MATLAB code with C or C++ code, simply created a shared library target and compile and link as you normally would using deploytool or mcc.

See the Getting Started chapter in this User's Guide for more information.

Working with Standalone Applications and Arguments

Working with Standalone Applications and Arguments

Libraries

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