Compiler error in 2014a

I am moving my code development to a new (x64) machine, and also upgrading to 2014a. I have hit a stumbling block in running the deployment tool. The console messages are copied below. A quick search for 'hwconnectinstaller' has not thrown any light on the issue. Can anyone help?

Thanks

>> mbuild -setup
MBUILD configured to use 'Microsoft Windows SDK 7.1 (C)' for C language compilation.

To choose a different language, select one from the following:
 mex -setup C++ -client MBUILD 
 mex -setup FORTRAN -client MBUILD
>> deploytool
Undefined variable "hwconnectinstaller" or class "hwconnectinstaller.PackageInstaller".

Error in matlab.depfun.internal.requiredSupportPackages (line 17)
    pkgInstaller = hwconnectinstaller.PackageInstaller;

Error in matlab.depfun.internal.filesAndSupportPackages (line 17)
             depsupportpackagelist = matlab.depfun.internal.requiredSupportPackages(depfileslist,
             depproductname);

>>

[Christopher Hall]

Thanks for your help Madhura. You're right. If you ignore that rather terminal looking error message, the build and package functions work regardless.

Do you know if that error will go away in the next release?

I have a related question about compiling for a 32 bit target machine... I can use 'deploytool' from a windows command line to build the 64 bit version of the program, but when I add the '-win32' argument to the same command it returns 'Unable to find a suitable install area'. Any ideas?

[Madhura Suresh]

To build 32 bit executables on a 64 bit machine, it is recommended that you install 32 bit MATLAB also, on the 64 bit machine. They will be installed in separate locations, and you should build from the corresponding MATLAB. Its better not to use the -win32 flag, as it might cause inconsistencies.

Answer 1

[Madhura Suresh]

Even though this warning appears, you should be able to package your code into an executable successfully. If the code does not compile, there might be issues with your MATLAB code.