Re: Octave/MatLab to C/C++

[Marcus Vinicius Eiffle Duarte]

I never used this latest version of the Matlab Compiler. I have only
Matlab 6.5 installed until today, so I only have used this older
versions.

The Matlab Compiler Suite that you could use with Matlab 6.1 and 6.5
consisted of a compiler (that translated M-code into C or C++) and a
bundle of libraries and headers (for the Math and the GUI backends).
The Windows version came with the LCC compiler, that can compile the
produced C code into standalone executables. The Unix version assumed
your system had gcc or cc. The C compilers could also be MSVC, Borland
C/C++ and Watcom C/C++.
I assume the latest version has, at least, the same features of the older.

By the way, the generated code was not beautiful, but readable, and I
assume that creating such a compiler to translate Octave code into C
code is a huge task that is not a priority of the Octave project.

On 4/24/06, Jens Ruecknagel <address@hidden> wrote:

Remi VIEUX schrieb:
> Hi everyone.
> I would like to convert a program created for MatLab
> into a standalone application ie. written in C/C++,
> and if possible, I 'd like to avoid doing it manually
> as far as possible. I know that the MatLab compiler
> can generate C/C++ code from MatLab .m files,

Does it??? As I understand it, the Matlab compiler generates a binary
file (such as a DLL) and C++ wrapper code for your m-files. This way you
won't be able to prot it on other platforms than Windows.

Read: http://www.mathworks.com/products/compiler/description1.html