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用mcc 命令（Using the MCC command） With the MCC command, this general book is available. BR MATLAB is not installed in the machine running, the matlab \extern\lib\win32\ mglinstaller.exe extract, will get mglarchive.exe, then mglarchive.exe decompression, dynamic link library file in the bin\win32\ directory under the program is run independently need. Copy these dynamic link library files into the directory where your program is located. BR Mui | 001 2009-02-11 15:58:47 0 people think the answer is good | 0 people think the answer did not help To use Matlab language function file is compiled into an independent executable *.exe file (executable program can be from the Matalab environment), we must first install and configure the Matlab Compiler, in general, the installation of Matlab has installed the appropriate version of Matlab Compiler. Just different versions of Matlab, the compilers use of a certain difference, which should attract some attention. After you confirm the installation of the Matlab Compiler, you also need to configure the Compiler appropriately by entering it in the Matlab command window: Mbuild - Setup Then according to the prompt implementation of the corresponding operation, the user can select the appropriate compiler according to existing compilers in their computer, such as VC++ 6, VC++7.0, Bland C compiler, the Matlab does not support VC++8.0 (like Matlab does not recognize my computer is installed VC++2005). Of course, if your computer does not install any other language compiler, can also choose the Matlab with the Lcc compiler, the compiler for the majority of users have enough (I was selected with Matlab Lcc compiler). After configuring the compiler, it is natural to compile the M files you wrote. The syntax for compiling a M file as an independent executable is: mcc - M fun1.m fun2.m... . Where fun1 is the name of the last executable file. In addition, you can specify the name of the final destination file by using the command switch -o