From: Steven Lord on

"Ibtesam Saleh" <bossy_4me(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> thanks for quick reply...
> I used Matlab 7, what should the version of compiler be?? or its not
> matter

Use the version of MATLAB Compiler that has the same release number as your
version of MATLAB. So if you're using MATLAB 7.0 (which is release R14) use
the version of MATLAB Compiler associated with release R14 (which I believe
is version 4.0.) If you're not certain, ask your license administrator or
contact Customer Service or your sales representative.

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From: Ibtesam Saleh on
thanks all for your kind replying

I found in my toolbox folder toolbox for compiler. Is that mean I have the Matlab compiler?
and I wrote in the command window mcc -m filename.m
and this message appear
Warning: No matching builtin function available for C:\MATLAB7\toolbox\simulink\simulink\set_param.bi
>>

and I go through that path and I found "set_param.bi" file, also in the "work" folder I found the .exe file and 2 other files .c!!!

Is that mean my file is converted correctly to execution file ?? and what the Warning message mean??

thanks
Ibtesam
From: ImageAnalyst on
Ibtesam
It might work, or at least part of it might. Some functions are not
able to be packaged in with the executable - maybe the one you listed
is one of them. Look in the file mccExcluded.txt to see which ones
couldn't be included.