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I created a GUI in Matlab and it is require the computer to have Matlab install for the Gui to run. I heard that there is a program that translate MAtlab code into C and then create an .exe program. Anybody know the name of that program and how reliable is the conversion process? The reason I use MAtlab for my program is because I need the lsqcurvefit of MAtlab. Does the conversion cause any problem with that?
Thanks in advance

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Antoine:
I don't know what you mean by "any problem." You need to buy the
compiler product. Then you issue a command like "mcc -m myMFile.m"
and it builds a single executable. It finds and builds in all the
dependent m-files and functions in toolboxes that it needs. You then
need to distribute the executable, the MATLAB runtime library, and any
files you read in at run time, such as splash images, initial settings
stored in a mat file, sample data files or Excel template files, etc.
You do not need to distribute lsqcurvefit (), the fig file, or the
toolboxes - these are built in to the executable.

There is no intermediate source code file in C, so there is no such
conversion, and no C or Java code for you to inspect. It goes
directly from the m-file to the .exe all in one shot.

The only quirky thing is that the startup.m file gets built in and
gets run before your code gets run, and that the current working
directory is not the executable's folder (it's the default MATLAB
folder, probably My Documents\MATLAB).
Regards,
ImageAnalyst

Sorry, that program has not been sold for a number of years now. The current matlab
compiler no longer compiles to C, it compiles to threaded calls into the Matlab
library.

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