MATLAB C/C++ Graphics Library

Troubleshooting

The MATLAB Compiler can compile most M-files that use graphics into stand-alone applications. Some M-files, however, may include coding practices that are not supported by the Compiler or by the graphics library. In some cases, the MATLAB Compiler may not be able to translate the M-file into C or C++ code. In other cases, the M-file may compile successfully, but fail when run as a stand-alone application.

This chapter describes how to diagnose and correct these problems. It includes these sections:

• Using Unsupported MATLAB 6.0 Features
• Compiling Applications Written as Scripts
• Fixing Callback Problems: Missing Functions
• File Menu Does Not Appear in Application
• Depending on Graphics Settings in Start-Up Files
• Problem Starting Graphics Application Executable

Distributing Stand-Alone Graphics Applications

Using Unsupported MATLAB 6.0 Features