creating a dll from .m function and using it in matlab as shared librery
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Hello , I am creating a matlab gui which activates a certain simulation. I am creating the gui , and another guy is creating the simulation itself as a single .m function. I have compiled the gui+simulation into an .exe and it all wokrs just fine. (the reason for the .exe is that the people who uses it , does not have matlab and I also dont want to give them our simulation source code). I would like to use my gui with several other simulations which fits the gui , which means that i would like to compile the simulation (.m function) as a dll and use that dll in my matlab gui which would be compiled to .exe. (the actual dll file that would be in the same directory as the exe file is the actual simulation that would be invoked.
I have tryed using the mcc but it just created a dll to use in c. So how can i do it?
Thanks Eran.
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Robert Cumming
2011-10-25
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As I understnad it you cant compile a dll from matlab m code which matlab will be able to load.
i.e. m code -> dll -> load_into_matlab is not possible
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eran
2011-10-25
Robert Cumming
2011-10-25
if everything is compiled at the same time you can use native m or p-code. But if your exe is compiled before and you want to change the dll without re-issuing the exe you cant.
Walter Roberson
2011-10-25
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If mcc created a dll for use in C, you could possibly call it from MATLAB using calllib()
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Robert Cumming
2011-10-25
as far as I know calllib cannot load dll which originates from matlab code - its a restriction put inplace my TMW.
eran
2011-10-25
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