Not able to run Matlab runtime .exe file.
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I'm running matlab version R2019b. I wanted to open a Matlab combiled exe file, but the following message appears.
"Could not find version 7.16 of the MCR. Attempting to load mclmcrrt7_16.dll. ; Please install the correct version of the MCR. Contact your vendor if you do not have an installer for the MCR."
To check my mcr; I run the following command on matlab, 'mcrinstaller"
'mcrinstaller' requires one of the following:
MATLAB Compiler
MATLAB Compiler SDK
I have already installed the MCR for my version in the C drive in the MATLAB folder. But still it doesn't work.
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Walter Roberson
2021-6-9
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2021-6-9
MCR 7.16 is the MCR for R2011b .
You cannot use an newer version of MCR to run something built with MCR 7.16 . The MCR needed is specific enough that the various releases of MATLAB that had Service Packs (such as R2014aSP1) need a different MCR. I do not know at the moment if the newer Update system need different MCR.
MCR 7.16 cannot be downloaded from Mathworks as a stand-alone piece of code. For licensing reasons, you must get it from the person who build the EXE you are using. Mathworks cleared the licenses and was able to start offering downloads of MCR... as of R2012a.
Exception: if you have a license for MATLAB Compiler for R2011b or newer, then you are authorized to download older releases of MATLAB, including downloading R2011b and MATLAB Compiler, and using the mcrinstaller from that.
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Walter Roberson
2021-7-15
You would need Parallels or similar MS Windows emulation system to use the .exe on MacOS .
You can download the Mac version of R2011b and use mcrinstaller() to find the installer, which would probably be
/Applications/MATLAB_R2011b.app/toolbox/compiler/deploy/maci64/MCRInstaller.app
However, the Mac version of MCR cannot be used to run .exe compiled for Windows .
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