MATLAB Compiler    

Overview

On both operating systems, the steps you use to build stand-alone C and C++ applications are

  1. Verify that mbuild can create stand-alone applications.
  2. Verify that the MATLAB Compiler can link object files with the proper libraries to form a stand-alone application.

Figure 4-1, Sequence for Creating Stand-Alone C/C++ Applications, shows the sequence on both platforms. The sections following the flowchart provide more specific details for the individual platforms.

Figure 4-1: Sequence for Creating Stand-Alone C/C++ Applications

Packaging Stand-Alone Applications

To distribute a stand-alone application, you must include the application's executable as well as the shared libraries with which the application was linked. The necessary shared libraries vary by platform. The individual UNIX and Windows sections that follow provide more information about packaging applications.


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