mfilename not predictable value return

I'm experiencing a strange behaviour when using mfilename function.

I compiled a script (myScript.m) that use mfilename into an executable (myScript.exe) and running it from a specific folder (C:\Users\username\Desktop\appfolder\).

I tought mfilename returned the binary full path but this's not true... i.e. running myScript.exe from the above folder and printing the value returned by mfilename I got:

C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\username\mcrCache9.7\myScriptN\myScriptT\myScript

Where myScriptN, myScriptT are temporary subfolders.

This path cannot be used to locate anything local or relative to to the binary folder.

Is there a function that can return the correct path when the script is executed compiled.

BTW the same issue is found also when script are compiled into DLL or .NET assemblies.

[Stephen23]

https://www.mathworks.com/help/compiler/ctfroot.html

Cross platform:

[status, result] = system('cd');
currentPath = strtrim(result);

.NET:

NET.addAssembly('System.Runtime.InteropServices');
exePath = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location;

[Michele]

also:

currentPath = pwd