MCC in Matlab 2014b on Windows 10

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jgg 2016-2-11

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评论： Walter Roberson 2016-2-25

This is a slightly esoteric question, but for some technical reasons I'm looking to use the Matlab runtime library compiler (mcc under Linux) but specifically with an older version (2014b). However, the PC I have available to me is a Window 10 64 bit system.

Does anyone know if this distribution will work and compile on this system? I'm unable to test it to be sure myself, but I would like to know ahead of time if this is possible.

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What you propose is difficult to achieve. The only person I have seen indicate success for this was a situation where they had R2014b on a Windows 7 (or perhaps Windows 8) machine and did an Upgrade to Windows 10; apparently in that situation Windows was able to get the libraries right.

I did, though, see hints that perhaps a key bug on Microsoft's side has been repaired, so these days it might be practical. I have not seen anyone post about that.

So these days it is a "Well, maybe", whereas before it was a "No deal".

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jgg 2016-2-25

It actually turns out that the Matlab compiler does not support cross-compiling at all, so this is not feasible in any case.

Walter Roberson 2016-2-25

Yes, I missed the bit about it being cross-compiling. To use something compiled with MATLAB Compiler on Windows, on a Linux target, you need to use a Windows emulator such as Wine on the Linux system.

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