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Subject: exe file

From: Asha Murugan

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 06:36:02

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I wish to convert my matlab application into a standalone executable file. i wanted to upload that exe filealone in a database, so that any client system can download and run the application. (client system may not have matlab installed). what is the procedure to do so?

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From: Mehmet OZTURK

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 07:25:04

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Hi;
Firstly you could search for "deploytool" or "mcc" in Matlab Help to compile your m file. Secondly; your client machines must have MCR installed to run your exe in case of Matlab not installed. You can find MCRInstaller at "matlabroot\toolbox\compiler\deploy\win32". In my computer matlabroot refers to "C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2009b".

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From: Luigi Giaccari

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 12:03:01

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"Asha Murugan" <ashamurugan96@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message <hd8d8i$s5l$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> I wish to convert my matlab application into a standalone executable file. i wanted to upload that exe filealone in a database, so that any client system can download and run the application. (client system may not have matlab installed). what is the procedure to do so?

File->New->deployment project

It is a guided procedure to build an external application. Youcan include the MCR just with click.

http://www.advancedmcode.org/

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