Is it possible to execute .m file by MCR in Ubuntu

Hi, I have done some image processing in matlab on windows os. That code is executed successfully and gave expected output. But i have to execute it on Ubuntu os. I dont have matlab full software in ubuntu, instead of that i have MCR and it is installed, environment variables had been set as per installation guide. when compiling i got error.

matlab: No MATLAB executable for this machine architecture.

           /usr/local/MATLAB/MATLAB_Compiler_Runtime/v717/bin/glnx86/MATLAB does not exist!

My ubuntu architecture is 32 bit. i have installed correctly. I am also given

            sudo ln -s /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 /lib/libc.so.6

for 32 bit installation. Anyway i cant execute my .m file. My doubt is, is it possible to execute .m file without having Matlab full software. With MCR can i execute .m file. Please suggest me to do this.

[M Prabu]

I am also tried to execute with wine. .m file deployed to .exe file. eventhough i am getting error from wine.

Answer 1

[Daniel Shub]

No. You cannot create a Linux executable from a Windows machine. In order to create an executable you need a full installation of MATLAB and the compiler (as well as any toolboxes your function uses). Once an executable is created, you can then run it with the MCR on a machine without MATLAB.

[M Prabu]

 I am getting this error while executing in ubuntu os with MCR

 root@isro:/usr/local/Matlabfiles# ./hdf.m
  ./hdf.m: line 4: syntax error near unexpected token `('
  ./hdf.m: line 4: ` L_510 = hdfread('/usr/local/Matlabfiles/25sephdf/O2_01AUG2013_010_012_GAN_L1B_ST_S.hdf', '/Geophysical Data/L_510', 'Index', {[1  1],[1  1],[6120  1243]});'