What Is MATLAB Compiler SDK?

MATLAB Compiler SDK™ extends the functionality of MATLAB Compiler™ to let you build C/C++ shared libraries, Microsoft® .NET assemblies, Java® classes, Python® packages, and Docker® container–based microservices from MATLAB® programs. These components can be integrated with custom applications and then deployed to desktop, web, and enterprise systems. MATLAB Compiler SDK includes a development version of MATLAB Production Server™ for testing and debugging application code and Excel® add-ins before deploying them to web applications and enterprise systems.

Applications created using software components from MATLAB Compiler SDK can be shared royalty-free with users who do not need MATLAB. These applications use MATLAB Runtime, a set of shared libraries that enables the execution of compiled MATLAB applications or components.

Published: 5 Sep 2025

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