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From: gijsbert Cirkel on 9 Dec 2005 05:13 Hi I also got the same problem and the guy who compiled the program is sick at home including his laptop. And I can't find the application MCRINSTALLER.EXE on the host computer Hope somebody can help me Gijsbert vp wrote: > > > You will need to run the application MCRINSTALLER.EXE which is > located at $MATLAB\toolbox\compiler\deploy\win32 > on the host machine before you launch your application > HTH > Vihang > > jay willis wrote: >> >> >> Hello I got precisely the same problem and the resolutions you >> suggest make no sense to me and neither do they seem to work. >> What's >> the point of compiling an exe file if it can't work on other >> systems. >> Its a waste of time to me and caused me quite considerable >> inconvenience. Is there any way I can fix it on the new/alternate >> system without recompilation. And what is the _mcr creator you're >> talking about - which button do I press! ie what's the Matlab mcr >> installer and where do I get it. >> >> Thanks, Jay >> >> Scott wrote: >>> >>> >>> Amit wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> I have compiled an application and when i transfer it to >> another >>>> system which does not have Matlab installed on it. >>>> And when i run the exe file.. >>>> I am getting an error as: >>>> >>>> This application has failed to start because > mclmcrrt72.dll >> was >>> not >>>> found. Re-insatlling the application may fix the problem. >>>> >>>> I am not getting why this error is occuring.. >>>> Can anybody help me with this.. >>>> Thanks, >>> Amit, >>> >>> After you have compiled you need to do one of these two > things: >>> >>> 1) Run the executable once on the system where it was > compiled > to >>> create the _mcr directory. You need to move the .exe, the > .ctf >> and >>> the _mcr directory to the new system in that order to > preserve >> the >>> time stamping order of the files. >>> >>> or >>> >>> 2) You can just move the .exe and .ctf files to the new > system >> and >>> then run the matlab mcr installer to create the _mcr on the > new >>> system without running the exectuable. >>> >>> hth, >>> Scott
From: Peter Webb on 19 Dec 2005 11:00
MCRINSTALLER.EXE should be located in <MATLABROOT>/toolbox/compiler/deploy/win32/mcrinstaller.exe. "gijsbert Cirkel" <gijsbert.cirkel(a)kiwa.nl> wrote in message news:ef1b34b.4(a)webx.raydaftYaTP... > Hi > I also got the same problem and the guy who compiled the program is > sick at home including his laptop. > And I can't find the application MCRINSTALLER.EXE on the host > computer > > Hope somebody can help me > > Gijsbert > > vp wrote: >> >> >> You will need to run the application MCRINSTALLER.EXE which is >> located at $MATLAB\toolbox\compiler\deploy\win32 >> on the host machine before you launch your application >> HTH >> Vihang >> >> jay willis wrote: >>> >>> >>> Hello I got precisely the same problem and the resolutions you >>> suggest make no sense to me and neither do they seem to work. >>> What's >>> the point of compiling an exe file if it can't work on other >>> systems. >>> Its a waste of time to me and caused me quite considerable >>> inconvenience. Is there any way I can fix it on the > new/alternate >>> system without recompilation. And what is the _mcr creator > you're >>> talking about - which button do I press! ie what's the Matlab > mcr >>> installer and where do I get it. >>> >>> Thanks, Jay >>> >>> Scott wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> Amit wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I have compiled an application and when i transfer it > to >>> another >>>>> system which does not have Matlab installed on it. >>>>> And when i run the exe file.. >>>>> I am getting an error as: >>>>> >>>>> This application has failed to start because >> mclmcrrt72.dll >>> was >>>> not >>>>> found. Re-insatlling the application may fix the > problem. >>>>> >>>>> I am not getting why this error is occuring.. >>>>> Can anybody help me with this.. >>>>> Thanks, >>>> Amit, >>>> >>>> After you have compiled you need to do one of these two >> things: >>>> >>>> 1) Run the executable once on the system where it was >> compiled >> to >>>> create the _mcr directory. You need to move the .exe, the >> .ctf >>> and >>>> the _mcr directory to the new system in that order to >> preserve >>> the >>>> time stamping order of the files. >>>> >>>> or >>>> >>>> 2) You can just move the .exe and .ctf files to the new >> system >>> and >>>> then run the matlab mcr installer to create the _mcr on the >> new >>>> system without running the exectuable. >>>> >>>> hth, >>>> Scott |