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4 Stand-Alone Applications

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This simple method works for the majority of users. Assuming filename.c

contains a main function, this e xample uses your installed C or C++ compiler

as your default compiler for creating your stand-alone application. If you are a

user who does not need to change compilers, or you do not need t o modify your

compiler options files, you can skip ahead in this section to “Verifying mbuild”

on page 4-22. If you need to know how to change the options file or select a

different compiler, continue with this section.

Note On Windows 95 and Windows 98 systems, if you get the error, out of

environment space

, see “Out of Environment Space Running mex or mbuild”

on page 4-28 for more information.

Systems with More than One C/C++ Compiler. Onsystemswherethereismorethan

one C or C++ com p i ler, th e

mbuild utility lets you selectwhich of the compilers

you want to use. O nce you choose your C or C++ compiler, that compiler

becomes your default compiler and you no longer ha ve to select one when you

compile your stand-alone applications .

For example, if your system has both the Lcc and Microsoft Visual C/C++

comp ilers, w hen y ou enter for the f i rst time

mbuild filename.c

you are asked to select which compiler to use.

Please choose your compiler for building stand-alone MATLAB

applications:

Select a compiler:

[1] Lcc C version 2.4 in D:Applications\Mathworks\sys\lcc

[2] Microsoft Visual C/C++ version 6.0 in

D:\Applications\Microsoft Visual Studio

[0] None

Compiler:

Select t he desired compiler by entering its number and pressing Return.You

are then asked to verify your information.

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