How to specify ther version of MCR I want to use when compiling?

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Yue 2014-7-13

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Hello everyone,

I'm using Matlab R2007b with MCR v4.7. Now I need to compile my function using MCR v7.13 (R2010a), so I downloaded MCR v7.13 (R2010a) and installed it in my system. However, when I compile my function using mcc, it's still using MCR v4.7 (R2007b). How can I specify the version of MCR I want to use when using mcc? p.s. I don't have Matlab R2010a in my system.

Please help, thanks!

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You need to run the version of MATLAB that corresponds to the version of MCR you want, and compile in that version. You should upgrade to R2014a - why use a 7 year old version?

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Yue 2014-7-14

Thanks for your reply. So for my case I should upgrade my MATLAB to R2010a in order to compile with MCR v7.13 (R2010a), is it?

Image Analyst 2014-7-14

I don't know if it's possible to "upgrade" to a 4 year old version. I doubt it. However, if you already have it installed, or still have the installer for it, then you can run it.

However, I believe you can download the MCRinstaller.exe for an old version so if someone did compile a standalone program with R201a, and gave it to you, you'd be able to run it if you also installed the MCRInstaller from R2010a.

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