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2 Installation and Configuration

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MATLAB Compiler 1
How to Contact The MathWorks: 2
Working with MEX-Files 5
Stand-Alone Applications 5
Controlling Code Generation 7
Error and Warning Messages 9
Contents 10
Preface 12
Using this Guide 13
Introducing the 15
Introduction 16
New Features 18
Optimizations 19
Additional Data Type Support 20
Additional Language Support 21
Running Compiler from MATLAB 21
Uses of the Compiler 23
(libmatlbmx) 24
C Stand-Alone Applications 25
C++ Stand-Alone Applications 25
The MATLAB Compiler Family 28
Why Compile M-Files? 30
Changed Library Name 31
Changed Data Type Names 31
Limitations and Restrictions 32
functionscalled 33
Workaround 34
Installation and 37
Configuration 37
UNIX Workstation 40
Compiler Options Files 41
Locating Options Files 42
ANSI C or C++ Compiler 43
Things to Be Aware of 43
Choosing a Compiler 43
Changing Compilers 44
Creating MEX-Files 45
Verifying from MATLAB 47
Microsoft Windows on PCs 49
How the Function Works 66
3 Working with MEX-Files 68
Using the -S Option 71
Using the -u and -y Options 72
Sample Time 72
Data Type 73
Stand-Alone 77
Applications 77
MEX-Files 78
Stand-Alone C++ Applications 79
Introducing mbuild 82
Configuring for C or C++ 83
Using the System Compiler 84
Locating Shared Libraries 87
Running Your Application 88
Distribution Caveats 89
Compiler Restrictions 92
Shared Libraries 98
Verifying the MATLAB Compiler 99
About the mbuild Script 99
4 Stand-Alone Applications 100
Installing Your Application 103
On UNIX Systems 104
Building COM Objects 107
Troubleshooting 109
Troubleshooting the Compiler 111
Coding with M-Files Only 113
Functions 117
The Build Process 119
Mixing M-Files and C or C++ 121
An Explanation of mrankp.c 122
Advanced C Example 123
An Explanation of This C Code 125
Controlling 127
Code Generation 127
Sierpinski Gasket M-File 128
Generated Code 129
5 Controlling Code Generation 130
C++ Header File 135
Internal Interface Functions 137
F Interface Function 143
NF Interface Function 144
VF Interface Function 146
Supported Executable Types 147
POSIX Main Wrapper 148
C Shared Library 151
COM Components 155
COM Signature 158
Setting Page Width 161
Setting Indentation Spacing 163
Modified Indentation 165
Comments Annotation 167
All Annotation 167
No Annotation 168
Include #line Directives 169
Using feval 174
Compiling MEX-Files 175
Optimizing Performance 177
Turn On All Optimizations 178
Turn Off All Optimizations 178
List All Optimizations 179
6 Optimizing Performance 180
Optimizing Arrays 181
Optimizing Loops 183
Optimizing Conditionals 185
Reference 187
7 Reference 188
Functions — By Name 7 190
7%#external 191
Syntax %#external 191
7%#function 192
Purpose feval pragma 192
Purpose mex pragma 193
Syntax %#mex 193
Syntax mbchar(x) 194
Description The statement 194
Syntax mbcharscalar(x) 195
Syntax mbcharvector(x) 196
Syntax mbint(n) 197
, mbintvector, mcc 198
Syntax mbintscalar(n) 199
See Also mbint, mbscalar, mcc 199
Syntax mbintvector(n) 200
Syntax mbreal(n) 201
Syntax mbrealscalar(n) 202
Syntax mbrealvector(n) 203
Syntax mbscalar(n) 204
Syntax mbvector(n) 205
Command Line Syntax 211
Setting Up Default Options 213
Handling Full Pathnames 215
Compiling Embedded M-Files 216
Macro Options 217
Bundle Files 219
Code Generation Options 221
Quick Reference 237
Common Uses of the Compiler 238
Error and Warning 245
Messages 245
B Error and Warning Messages 246
Compile-Time Errors 247
Warning Messages 255
Run-Time Errors 263

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