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From: Image Analyst on 13 Apr 2010 08:50
Andrea:
You can avoid this problem. There are a few tricks for compiling that aren't obvious and they involve putting stuff into your startup.m file, and setting your environment variable MCR_CACHE_ROOT to . (just a single dot) so that your code unpacks into the folder where your executable lives rather than some strange temporary folder (which is the dumb default, like you've noticed, and will prevent you from accessing your subfolders of your app). (This is Windows I'm talking about.)

Another debugging option involves running DependencyWalker (Google it, or Bing it) to make sure that any dependencies called by your program exist, such as DLL's etc.
ImageAnalyst
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