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Where can I get different versions of MATLAB Component Runtime for different platforms?


Date Last Modified: 03 Apr 2009
Solution ID:   1-5RPSPI
Product:   MATLAB Builder JA
Reported in Release:   R14
Platform:   All Platforms
Operating System:   All OS
 

Subject:

Where can I get different versions of MATLAB Component Runtime for different platforms?

Problem Description:

I am developing platform independent applications using the MATLAB Builder for JA. When I distribute my application, I also need to distribute the MATLAB Component Runtime (MCR) via the MCRInstaller.exe file. However, I have the MCR only for the platform on which I am developing my application. I would like to know where I can find MCRs for other platforms so that I may distribute these to users running my Java application on other platforms.

Solution:

In order to obtain the MATLAB Component Runtime (MCR) for a particular platform, you need to install MATLAB Compiler on that specific platform. After installing the MATLAB Compiler, you can find the installation file in the following locations:

On Windows:


MCRInstaller.exe in $MATLABROOT\toolbox\compiler\deploy\$ARCH

On UNIX and Solaris:

MCRInstaller.bin in $MATLABROOT/toolbox/compiler/deploy/$ARCH

On Mac:

MATLAB_Component_Runtime.dmg in $MATLABROOT/toolbox/compiler/deploy/$ARCH

where $ MATLABROOT is the directory in which MATLAB was installed, as returned by executing the command
matlabroot
at the MATLAB command prompt and $ARCH is your machine architecture (e.g. win32, win64, glnxa64, sol64, etc)

For more information on downloading MATLAB Compiler product, please see the attached solution, "How do I download licensed MATLAB products from The MathWorks website?"

 

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