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Alamzeb wrote:
 
> In response to your comment:
>> It is not possible except with older (unsupported) >versions of Matlab with
>> the older (unsupported) matlab compiler. Current 
>> (supported) Matlab versions
>> compile to threaded interpreted code, not to C or C++.
 
> Can I get the older matlab version somehow? and would it generate c code for guide commands as well?

I think it would be possible to get ahold of the media through some channel or other
(possibly of suspect legality), but I don't think Mathworks would issue a license for you.

The only possible exception I can think of, is if you were to literally buy an entire 
company that happened to have a legal license for an appropriate version: then it would 
just be a matter of getting a new key for your license. Licenses are not transferable
except (if I recall correctly) when the entire company is purchased.

Recall that if you did get an appropriate old version, then it would not support a number
of the newer features. To the extent that it supported GUIDE, it would do so only to the
limit of the constructs that GUIDE generates that were supported in that old release.