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Hi anybody,
It seems to be that there is a possibility to become a set of .m files to an executable application, you know, an independent file which not need the Matlab enviroment to work. I believe that the complete process is the following:
1) To compile my application (a set of .m files that not use toolboxes or special dlls or other tools of Matlab) with the Matlab compiler, of which there are two versions. The Matlab Help talks something about a command like this:
mcc -m file1.m file2.m (generates C code files)
mcc -m file1.m file2.m (generates C++ code files)
The result is a set of C or C++ code files.
This step is actually a traduction, isn't is?
2) Then, the files in C or C++ code have to be compiled or built into the C or C++ Compiler to become the set of files to executables.
The questions are:
* Is this process correct?
* Is yes, What kind of C or C++ Compiler must I use? Borland, Microsoft, whatever?
* How must I do from the beginning (step by step) to reach it?
* Is there any better compiler to get on Internet? (Something similar to "wavcom"? It is something than I have heared)
Thanks in advance, (specially to Joe3)
Cris
