Matlab Compiler error during converting Mat files into exe

Hi!

I was trying to convert Mat files into .exe file by Matlab comiler R2019 which gives below error:

Error using BuildDeploy (line 11)

Error while determining required deployable files. Compilation terminated.

Details:

Error using matlab.depfun.internal.SimulinkModelInspector (line 11)

Simulink is not avaiable.

Then i used simple function to do same but same error was getting.Example

function MyNewApp
    fprintf('Hello World!\n');
end

But nither my code nor example have simlink.

The command to compile is :

mcc -m MyNewApp.m

This works well for R2015b - the executable runs as expected - but not for R2019b

When disabling the constructor code of the file SimulinkModelInspector.m. since this was mentioned in an error message - the behavior changes:

function obj = SimulinkModelInspector(objs, fcns, flags)

% if ~license('test', 'Simulink')

% %error(message());

% error('Simulink is not avaiable.');

% end

%

% % Pass on the input arguments to the superclass constructor

% [e-mail](objs, fcns, flags);

end

The command - taken from doc mcc - now results in following error message:

mcc -m MyNewApp.m

Error while determining required deployable files. Compilation terminated.

Details:

Not enough input arguments.

also this command with more specified options has the same result

mcc -m -W main -T link:exe MyNewApp.m

How can i overcome from this error?

Thanks

[Walter Roberson]

How are you asking for the code to be converted into a .exe ? Which command at the command line, or exactly which App in the Apps section of the command window?

[Satyendra Tiwari]

For Exaple:

function MyNewApp

fprintf('Hello World!\n');

end

The command to compile is :

mcc -m MyNewApp.m

This works well for R2015b - the executable runs as expected - but not for R2019b

When disabling the constructor code of the file SimulinkModelInspector.m. since this was mentioned in an error message - the behavior changes:

function obj = SimulinkModelInspector(objs, fcns, flags)

% if ~license('test', 'Simulink')

% %error(message());

% error('Simulink is not avaiable.');

% end

%

% % Pass on the input arguments to the superclass constructor

% [e-mail](objs, fcns, flags);

end

The command - taken from doc mcc - now results in following error message:

mcc -m MyNewApp.m

Error while determining required deployable files. Compilation terminated.

Details:

Not enough input arguments.

also this command with more specified options has the same result

mcc -m -W main -T link:exe MyNewApp.m

Answer 1

[Ajay Neeli]

The issue is most likely associated with licensing. This error might have resulted in case Simulink license is not available, but Simulink Compiler license is available. The license administrator might have excluded the Simulink product from license account. You may ask your license administrator to do the same for Simulink_Compiler using exclusion list.

After disabling the following command will return 0 whereas earlier when enabled it returns 1.

>> license('test','Simulink_Compiler')

You can find your license administrator by following the steps here:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/302775-who-is-my-license-administrator