MATLAB: Can we use Matlab Compiler Runtime 2013a along with 2012b

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I want to use Visual Studio 2012 compiler along with 2012b, which is not possible. MATLAB 2013a supports VS 2012 Compiler. So, i want to use MCR 2013a with MATLAB 2012b.

Is it possible to use just MCR's of higher versions with Lower versions?

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You cannot use the MCR of one version of Matlab with an executable created in a different version.

You can just install the correct MCR for whichever version you need to use though.

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a) Are there 32bit runtime libraries for Linux (newer than 2012a)?

No. (Although the System Requirements documentation for R2012b is ambiguous about 32 bit Linux support, both saying it does not exist and implying in a header that it does.)

b) Can we use older runtime libraries

No. The runtime library must match the version compiled with.

c) Can we use the 64bit runtime libraries with our 32bit application

No.

d) Do we just have to dig deep and compile our software to 64bit?

Probably :(

I would be surprised if the R2012a runtime libraries supported HG2 (which became the default in R2014b.) I know that some of the versions before R2014b had hidden support for HG2 as they went through a testing phase, but I don't think it was there as early as R2012a.

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You would have to change the program itself to display its own progress. You can do this very simply with DISP, or you could use the progress bar shown by WAITBAR. Your function should be able to work out roughly how far through it is by counting iterations of its main loop.

It makes sense to save the state of your computation periodically, using the SAVE function. Call this every N iterations of the main loop, where you choose N to make a reasonable interval. You should probably save to a sequence of files, or at least to two files alternately, to protect against the computer going down during a save. You need to ensure that SAVE has access to all the variables that you need to save in order to restart the computation. Then, if you need to restart the computation, you can use LOAD to restore the latest state that was saved.

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