"MCC does not permit KEYBOARD function"

"MCC does not permit KEYBOARD function" ... This is the error message I see in the Matlab editor for a keyboard statement. I can't find any explanation for this. Note: I can type "keyboard" at the prompt, and it works (though that is not what one would normally do). This is my environment:
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MATLAB Version: 9.6.0.1072779 (R2019a)
MATLAB License Number: 248458
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Version 10.0 (Build 17763)
Java Version: Java 1.8.0_181-b13 with Oracle Corporation Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM mixed mode
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Thanks a bunch,
Bill

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The keyboard function is classified as a "Debugging and Analysis" function, that's the category in which its documentation page is classified. That falls into the first of the categories given on this documentation page which lists a subset of functions that are not supported for compilation in MATLAB Compiler. The keyboard function is explicitly listed on that page as not being supported.
If you describe how your application tries to use keyboard we may be able to suggest if there's an alternative (pause, perhaps?) or if what you're trying to do is fundamentally incompatible with MATLAB Compiler.

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Steven,
The odd thing is that I see this in the editor for ordinary scripts for which I have no intention of compiling. Even simple scripts like:
You've enabled the "MATLAB Compiler (Deployment) Messages" category in Code Analyzer. If you do that, Code Analyzer will check for those issues in all the MATLAB program files it analyzes, whether you intend to deploy them or not. You could disable that message or the whole category: on the Home tab of the Toolstrip, click on Preferences in the Environment section. Under MATLAB there's an entry for Code Analyzer. Let the Preferences window load the messages, scroll down to that category, and turn on or off those messages you want on or off right now.
See this documentation page for more information.
Thanks so much!! You Rock!!
Bill

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