From: Michael Levin on
I've been sent a compiled Matlab executable (for Windows) for which I'm told I need Compiler Runtime (MCR) version 7.10. Where do I download this?

Mike
From: ImageAnalyst on
You get it from the person who compiled your code. They have it and
should have sent it to you. That's what I do with my end users.
From: Michael Levin on
ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst(a)mailinator.com> wrote in message <a056a78d-e7a7-488f-9273-363e47c89fbc(a)k5g2000yqf.googlegroups.com>...
> You get it from the person who compiled your code. They have it and
> should have sent it to you. That's what I do with my end users.

thanks! I've asked them for it. But no doubt it's too big to email; surely Mathworks hosts these things somewhere for download to make this process easier??

Mike
From: Walter Roberson on
Michael Levin wrote:
> ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst(a)mailinator.com> wrote in message
> <a056a78d-e7a7-488f-9273-363e47c89fbc(a)k5g2000yqf.googlegroups.com>...

> thanks! I've asked them for it. But no doubt it's too big to email;
> surely Mathworks hosts these things somewhere for download to make this
> process easier??

No, Mathworks doesn't. The licensing terms of MCR require that you
distribute the runtime to your authorized users. I do not know why
Mathworks choose that licensing model, but it does, and having chosen
it, it cannot make the runtime available -- and if you put the runtime
up on a file sharing site, then you are responsible for ensuring that
only authorized users are able to download it.
From: ImageAnalyst on
If you can't find it on their web site, then I probably couldn't
either.

They can send up to 2 GB here:
http://www.yousendit.com/
The MCRInstaller.exe is only about 174 MB so they can easily send it.
Or they can mail it to you on a CD as a last resort.