Using MinGW64 to create an Excel Add-in with MATLAB Compiler.

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Shant Dakessian 2017-4-4

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I am trying to create and Excel Add-in using Matlab Compiler. I have tried multiple methods of installing MinGW64 Compiler as this was recommended for this purpose. I have tried using the Add-on option in Matlab, downloading the installation files separately and then installing via Matlab (as recommended in the technical support section), and installing the compiler separately and then adding environment variables to connect it to Matlab. In the error log from the compilation it says that the compiler was found, but it still crashes and claims that no supported compiler or SDK was found, and suggests I install MinGW64. I am using Windows 8, and Matlab R2016b. Please help fix this issue. Thanks in advance.

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Walter Roberson 2017-4-4

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https://www.mathworks.com/content/dam/mathworks/mathworks-dot-com/support/sysreq/files/SystemRequirements-Release2016b_SupportedCompilers.pdf

MinGW cannot be used to compile for Excel in R2016b; look at the chart of what each compiler is valid for.

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Guillaume 2017-4-4

"without paying for some sort of compiler on Windows 8 and above"

Visual Studio Community edition is exactly the same as the Pro Version in terms of editor and compiler, and is completely free for individual developers.

Shant Dakessian 2017-4-4