- Use MATLAB/Simulink Projekt to create your workspace with all files you need in the path
- Replace all your relative path in your code with direct access to file (e.g. load data.mat)
- Compile your app
- To check what looks like your workspace once you start the compiled app, check the content of this folder:
Add resources to compile .m
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Hello,
Here is my problem:
- I have a pfile file.p, which call a data.mat file in .\resources\data.mat. I want to have a standalone application of that with .ctf file next to it. I use mcc to compile the both file:
mcc -W main:file -T compile:exe -v .\file.p -a '.\resources\data.mat'
- But I have'nt found a way to make it work:
Error using load
'.\resources\data.mat' is not found in the current folder or on the MATLAB path, but exists in:
***********\Test_compilation
- I can add manually a folder with the .mat file .\resources\data.mat next to my .exe, but is there a way to avoid that and "keep" a folder structure in the .exe ?
I use MATLAB 2017b with Windows 10. Matlab compiler of course.
Best,
Florian
EDIT:
after few test, this is working:
load('resources\data.mat')
And this is not working:
load('.\resources\data.mat')
But in my case, I have a pfile, so I can't modify the code. So I suppose that the data are called with a ".\".
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Nicolas B.
el 2 de Dic. de 2019
Personnally, I try to always access the files which are encapsulated into my applications without the path.
My advice:
C:\Users\<<your_username>>\AppData\Local\Temp\<<your_username>>\mcrCacheX.X\...
In this folder, you will find the exact workspace used by your app. You can then easily check that all files are included and what they have for path.
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