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From: Randy Poe on 1 Nov 2007 12:12 On Nov 1, 11:37 am, ImageAnalyst <imageanal...(a)mailinator.com> wrote: > On Oct 30, 9:13 am, "Chavo DeMatanzas" <sa...(a)yahoo.com > wrote: > > no distribution of matlab compiled execs is encouraged by > > Matlab. > > ================================================= > Nonsense. > You, as a developer, buy the compiler and can compile your MATLAB code > into a standalone executable. Then you can distrubute that executable > plus the MCRInstaller executable as much as you want with no > additional fee. It is encouraged by The Mathworks, in fact that's the > whole reason they created the compiler and runtime library in the > first place. I think Chavo just forgot a comma, and intended to write this: > > no, distribution of matlab compiled execs is encouraged by > > Matlab. > Not only that, but you can also install a complete version of the > MATLAB environment on your home computer so that you can work at home > without having to bring your work computer home with you. Really? Does that work if you are site-licensed to run N copies on the network at work? I'd love to run Matlab at home. - Randy
From: Tommie Heard on 5 Nov 2007 22:41 You will need to run the MCRInstaller.exe on the machine where you are trying to execute on. You will need Admin rights to run the installer. Once the MCR installer (MATLAB Runtime Component) has been installed, you will now be able to run your standalone executable. Hope this helps... Tommie
From: Joey on 7 Nov 2007 17:16 On Nov 6, 8:41 am, Tommie Heard <tommie.he...(a)arnold.af.mil> wrote: > You will need to run the MCRInstaller.exe on the machine where you are trying to execute on. You will need Admin rights to run the installer. Once the MCR installer (MATLAB Runtime Component) has been installed, you will now be able to run your standalone executable. > > Hope this helps... > > Tommie Thanks a lot, Tommie. Joey
From: Chavo DeMatanzas on 7 Nov 2007 19:29 > > I think Chavo just forgot a comma, and intended to write this: > > > > no, distribution of matlab compiled execs is encouraged by > > > Matlab. {me} Yes, that is what I meant to write. > > Not only that, but you can also install a complete version of the > > MATLAB environment on your home computer so that you can work at home > > without having to bring your work computer home with you. > > Really? Does that work if you are site-licensed to run > N copies on the network at work? I'd love to run Matlab > at home. > > - Randy I think you need a special license if you go portable. Also, if you use a VPN to login to your work (in my case) network, and then use remote desktop to access your computer, then run matlab on the computer at work ... it does not allow you to Remote Desktop Matlab. Have others run into this? -- Chavo
From: Stefano on 13 Nov 2007 10:38
"Chavo DeMatanzas" <sa_jr(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message <fgtl93$8gr$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > > > > I think Chavo just forgot a comma, and intended to write > this: > > > > > > no, distribution of matlab compiled execs is > encouraged by > > > > Matlab. > > {me} Yes, that is what I meant to write. > > > > Not only that, but you can also install a complete > version of the > > > MATLAB environment on your home computer so that you > can work at home > > > without having to bring your work computer home with > you. > > > > Really? Does that work if you are site-licensed to run > > N copies on the network at work? I'd love to run Matlab > > at home. > > > > - Randy > > I think you need a special license if you go portable. > > Also, if you use a VPN to login to your work (in my case) > network, and then use remote desktop to access your > computer, then run matlab on the computer at work ... it > does not allow you to Remote Desktop Matlab. Have others > run into this? > > -- Chavo Actually I have another problem... at work I use Windows so I have the Matlab version for that OS, but at home I use Mac. So could you suggest any solution in this case? Furthermore, is Matlab Compiler the only solution to create an execs without convert the matlab function to c++ and then create the GUI? If I read correctly all the previous post I think so, but I want to be sure before say to my company I need the Matlab Compiler. It's not so cheap, but if it's the only way. Stefano |