Library Compiler
Package MATLAB programs for deployment as shared libraries and components
Description
The Library Compiler app packages MATLAB® functions to include MATLAB functionality in applications written in other languages.
Open the Library Compiler App
MATLAB Toolstrip: On the Apps tab, under Application Deployment, click the Library Compiler app icon.
MATLAB command prompt: Enter
libraryCompiler
.
Examples
- Create Excel Add-In from MATLAB
- Create a C Shared Library with MATLAB Code
- Generate a C++ mwArray API Shared Library and Build a C++ Application
- Generate a C++ MATLAB Data API Shared Library and Build a C++ Application
- Generate .NET Assembly and Build .NET Application
- Create a Generic COM Component with MATLAB Code
- Generate Java Package and Build Java Application
- Generate Python Package and Build Python Application
Parameters
type
— type of library generated
C Shared Library | C++ Shared Library | Excel® Add-in | Generic COM Component | Java® Package | .NET Assembly | Python® Package
Type of library to generate.
If you have MATLAB Compiler™, you can create Excel Add-ins.
If you have a MATLAB Compiler SDK™ license, you can create C/C++ shared libraries, .NET assemblies, COM components, Java packages, and Python packages.
exported functions
— functions to package
list of character vectors
Functions to package as a list of character vectors.
packaging options
— method for installing the MATLAB Runtime with the compiled library
MATLAB Runtime downloaded from web (default) | MATLAB Runtime included in package
You can decide whether or not to include the MATLAB Runtime fallback for MATLAB Runtime installer in the generated application by selecting one of the two options in the Packaging Options section. Including the MATLAB Runtime installer in the package significantly increases the size of the package.
Runtime downloaded from web — Generates an installer that downloads the MATLAB Runtime and installs it along with the deployed MATLAB application.
Runtime included in package — Generates an installer that includes the MATLAB Runtime installer.
The first time you select this option, you are prompted to download the MATLAB Runtime installer or obtain a CD if you do not have internet access.
files required for your library to run
— files that must be included with library
list of files
Files that must be included with library as a list of files.
files installed for your end user
— optional files installed with library
list of files
Optional files installed with library as a list of files.
Additional parameters passed to MCC
— flags controlling the behavior of the compiler
character vector
Flags controlling the behavior of the compiler as a character vector.
testing files
— folder where files for testing are stored
character vector
Folder where files for testing are stored as a character vector.
end user files
— folder where files for building a custom installer are stored
character vector
Folder where files for building a custom installer are stored as a character vector.
packaged installers
— folder where generated installers are stored
character vector
Folder where generated installers are stored as a character vector.
library name
— name of the installed library
character vector
Name of the installed library as a character vector.
The default value is the name of the first function listed in the Exported Functions field of the app.
version
— version of the generated library
character vector
Version of the generated library as a character vector.
splash screen
— image displayed on installer
image
Image displayed on installer as an image.
author name
— name of the library author
character vector
Name of the library author as a character vector.
e-mail
— e-mail address used to contact library support
character vector
E-mail address used to contact library support as a character vector.
summary
— brief description of library
character vector
Brief description of library as a character vector.
description
— detailed description of library
character vector
Detailed description of library as a character vector.
Samples
— Sample files to include during packaging
list of files
You can decide whether or not to include sample files when packaging. Sample code demonstrates how to call a MATLAB exported function in the target language. Sample generation is supported for C++ shared libraries, Java packages, .NET assemblies, and Python packages.
To generate a new MATLAB sample file, click Create New Sample and select your MATLAB function. This opens up a MATLAB script for you to modify as necessary based on the intended behavior of your function.
Caution
Sample file code should not require user interaction. If the MATLAB function requires input arguments, you must provide specific values for the arguments in the function call.
To upload a MATLAB script you have already written, click Add Existing Sample.
For more information on sample code, see Create Sample Code to Call Exported Function.
default installation folder
— folder where artifacts are installed
character vector
Folder where artifacts are installed as a character vector.
installation notes
— notes about additional requirements for using artifacts
character vector
Notes about additional requirements for using artifacts as a character vector.
Programmatic Use
Enter libraryCompiler
.
Alternatively, enter deploytool
and click Library
Compiler.
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