MATLAB Compiler

C++ Libraries

The intent of the C++ library wrapper files is to allow the inclusion of an arbitrary set of M-files into a library. The header file contains all of the entry points for all of the compiled M functions.

Note    Even if you are not producing a separate library, you must generate a library wrapper file when including any Compiler-generated code into a larger application.

This example uses several functions from the toolbox\matlab\timefun directory (weekday, date, tic, calendar, toc) to create a C++ library called libtimefun. The -W lib:libtimefun -L Cpp options produce the C++ library files shown in this table.

File	Description
libtimefun.cpp	C++ wrapper file
libtimefun.hpp	C++ header file

Note    On some platforms, including Microsoft Windows NT, support for C++ shared libraries is limited and the C++ mangled function names must be exported. Refer to your vendor-supplied documentation for details on creating C++ shared libraries.

libtimefun.cpp

The C++ wrapper file (libtimefun.cpp) initializes the state of Compiler-generated functions so that those functions can be called from C++ code not generated by the Compiler. These files are produced from the command

• mcc -W lib:libtimefun -L Cpp weekday date tic calendar toc
  

or using the cpplib bundle file

• mcc -B cpplib:libtimefun weekday date tic calendar toc
  

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