I have added several directories containing my own code to my MATLAB path. When I attempt to compile a stand-alone application using the '-N' flag, files from those additional directories are still being included in my stand-alone. These files correspond to overloaded classes and objects, and are not actually needed for my particular stand-alone application. I would expect that the '-N' flag would remove these directories from the search.
MATLAB: Does using MCC with the ‘-N’ flag fail to clear all directories from the include path in MATLAB 7.0.1 (R14SP1)
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