Fully standalone executable file
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Hi @ all,
I'm not an expert in compiler. I would like to ask if someone tried to create, starting from matlab m file, a complete standalone executable file.
I already read a lot of technical documentation and a saw different webinar about the Matlab Compiler.
I tried to following step by step the webinar's instruction :
- Create the project (with the main file like a function)
- Build the project including the MCR
- Packing the project
But when i run the exe file in a PC without matlab and without the MCR the program doesnt works.
Where I wrong?
Another questions :
Exists some tecnhical documentation with a list and the explication of the whole files created after the project build?
What is the different between 'standalone application' and 'windows standalone application' ?
If i use the windows standalone application if possible use the exe file with differnt operating system (such as Windows vista and/or windows 7)?
Is it possible creates a unique exe file working in both 32 and 64 bit operating system ?
Thanks in advance
M1Tc4
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Andreas Goser
el 6 de Nov. de 2012
As I can't answer all questions: You need the MCR, otherwise it will not work ant it is designed like that. Maybe you want to generate C Code? Then look at the MATLAB Coder.
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José-Luis
el 6 de Nov. de 2012
Editada: José-Luis
el 6 de Nov. de 2012
You need to have Matlab runtime installed in the computer where you plan to run your project. Otherwise it will not work. You do not need to have Matlab installed however.
Technical documentation: I don't know.
Standalone vs windows standalone: windows standalone might need some system dll's to run. A vanilla standalone shouldn't.
32 bit vs 64 bit: a 32 bit app should run on a 64 bit system. A 64 bit app won't work in a 32 bit system. So it is possible if you use the 32 bit version of Matlab but impossible if you use the 64 bit one.
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Andreas Goser
el 8 de Nov. de 2012
It is fine to be somewhat demanding, because you want to achieve a goal. Such community questions typically lead to fast answers, but you can never be sure of it and also if this will really bring you to a solution. You may want tio contact Technical Support.
Josue
el 9 de Nov. de 2012
HI Mitch,
I'm having the same question of you, Do you found the way to make it Full standalone executable file? When I generate the .exe file, if I don't place it on the same folder where the matlab functions (.m) and figures(.fig) are, the executable doesn't work.
Thanks,
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el 14 de En. de 2013
David
el 15 de En. de 2013
Thanks for the help. I wasn't aware of that FAQ page. My problem is fixed now.
I'd like to be able to post what my solution was but I'm not actually sure which change was the crucial one :s . Dependency Walker flagged up some missing DLLs, but I wasn't able to replace them. Also, I think they may have been 'false positive' detections from Dependency Walker, because they were missing on the 32bit PC too, where the .exe worked fine. The two architectures were as Andreas guessed.
The .exe worked when I built and packaged it on the same (64bit) machine as the problem was occurring. Maybe that helped.
Anyway, thanks again for your helpful suggestions. Sorry I can't be clearer.
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