How do I use deploytool to get an executable file from a .m function and use it?
say, I have a .m names foo, here is the code:
function product = foo(array_a,array_b)
product = array_a.*array_b
end
now I use deploytool to generate a foo.exe, how can I use it with the same workspace vars, AKA array_a and array_b?
Regards
I got your code to work by just supplying the executable file with variables.
I first ran mbuild -setup. I have your file, called foo2.m:
function product = foo(array_a,array_b)
if ischar(array_a)
array_a = str2num(array_a);
end
if ischar(array_b)
array_b = str2num(array_b);
end
product = array_a.*array_b
end
The only difference is I ensured that the input are processed as numbers, not strings. Then, I compile:
mcc -mv -R -singleCompThread -N -p optim -p stats foo2.m
(A good explanation of this command is here: MCC example. I used the link to help me get it working.)
Then, just execute the function.
./run_foo2.sh /usr/local/MATLAB/R2011a/ 1 2
....
product =
2
Make sure you specify the location of the compiler libraries as the first argument, then array_a and array_b as the 2nd and 3rd arguments.
I first got an error when I tried to run the executable: error while loading shared libraries: libmwmclmcrrt.so.7.15: cannot open shared object file. I fixed this by finding the library file path (using find . -name "libmwmclmcrrt.so*"). I then corrected the library path I was supplying as the first argument when I called the executable.
