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What is the simplest way to compile m-file without installed matlab?

And can someone say when will users get possibility for compiling programs with training networks (not only using training networks in compiling)?

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MATLAB is not a compiled language, it is interpreted at runtime, so you need to have MATLAB installed to run a m-File (script). You can use the MATLAB compiler software to create a standalone application from an m-File or a function.

To run an m-file without having MATLAB, you can use GNU Octave. Octave is an open-source software which has almost the same syntax and functionality as MATLAB. They are not 100% identical though, so you will have to migrate your script. As mentioned in this question, code which runs in MATLAB will almost always run in Octave too, so it should work quite well.

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hbaderts
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for very basic scripting you can use this online octave(/matlab) compiler I found http://www.tutorialspoint.com/matlab/try_matlab.php There are some limitations of course, but for basic scripts it works well

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