MATLAB Compiler

Distributing Stand-Alone UNIX Applications

To distribute a stand-alone application, you must create a package containing these files:

• Your application executable.
• The contents, if any, of a directory named bin, created by mbuild in the same directory as your application executable. Note: mbuild does not create a bin directory for every stand-alone application.
• Any custom MEX-files your application uses.
• All the MATLAB Math run-time libraries.

For specific information about packaging these files, see Distributing Stand-Alone Applications in the MATLAB C Math Library User's Guide.

Note    There is no support for the MATLAB C/C++ Graphics Library on the IBM_RS platform.

Remember to locate the shared libraries along the LD_LIBRARY_PATH (SHLIB_PATH on HP) environment variable so that they can be found and loaded.

Installing C++ and Fortran Support

MATLAB users require access to both the C++ and Fortran run-time shared libraries. These are usually provided as part of the operating system installation. For Digital UNIX, however, the C++ shared libraries are part of the base installation package, but the Fortran shared libraries are on a separate disk called the "Associated Products CD." MATLAB users running under Digital UNIX should install both the C++ and Fortran run-time shared libraries.

Note    If you distribute an application created with the math libraries on Digital UNIX, your users must have both the C++ and Fortran run-time shared libraries installed on their systems.

Verifying the MATLAB Compiler

About the mbuild Script