MATLAB: Can I work with two versions of an application under separate folders but with the same filenames

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Hi,

Is it possible to simultaneously work on two (or more) versions of the same application, sharing the same set of filenames but under different main folders, without risking conflicts? I also need to be able to deploy .exe files from the different versions. What will the compiler say when it discoveres recurring m-files? Or perhaps there is a better way to manage multiple versions of an application?

Thanks

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The .m files are packaged up in pre-compiled and encrypted format. When the application runs, a temporary directory is created and the files are unpacked into there (still in pre-compiled form), and the path for the executable is set to that directory. A different executable would unpack to a different directory and its path would be set appropriately. There will be no conflict.

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