MATLAB: How to run in same time as C

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Hi,
Below psudo code for a C program took 66 sec. Same thing i tried to do in MATLAB (please find code below) it is much slower.Is it possible to run in same time as C.Please clarify this it will be very helpful.
Thanks,
Sita
psudo code for C
for(int i=0; i < 10; i++){ 
   x[1] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
   //x[2] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
   for(int j=0; j < 30; j++){ 
     x[2] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
     x[3] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
     //x[4] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
     for(int k=0; k < 60; k++){ 
        x[4] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
        x[5] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
        x[6] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
        for(int l=0; l < 80; l++){ 
          x[7] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
          x[8] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
          for(int m=0; m < 100; m++){ 
             x[9] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
             x[10] = 2.0 + drand48(); 
             val = calc_func(x); 
             if(val < min_so_far){ 
                for(int p=1; p <= 10; p++){ 
                   best_comb[p] = x[p]; 
                } 
                min_so_far = val; 
             } 
          } 
        } 
      } 
    } 
 }
MATLAB Code:
clear;
clc;
tic
countm=0;
n=1;
s=1;
for t=1:s
          for i=1:10
            x1=min1 + ((max1 - min1)*rand(1)); 
              for j=1:40
                   x2=min2 + ((max2 - min2)*rand(1));
                   x3=min3 + ((max3 - min3)*rand(1));             
                  for k=1:60
                    x4=min4 +((max4 - min4)*rand(1));                   
                       x5=min5 +((max5-min5)*rand(1));                  
                       x6=min6 +((max6-min6)*rand(1));                 
                              for l=1:80
                                  x7=min7+((max7-min7)*rand(1));
                                   x8=min8 + ((max8 - min8)*rand(1));
                                    for m=1:100
                                         x9=min9+((max9-min9)*rand(1));
                                         x10=min10+((max10-min10)*rand(1));
                                         countm=countm+1     ;      
                      yal= fc10(x1,x2,x3,x4,x5,x6,x7,x8,x9,x10);
                                              minvals( countm)=min(yal);
                                    end
                            end
                  end
              end
          end  
         minofall=min(minvals)
  end  
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Best Answer

The "MATLAB Compiler" does not compile to machine language or to C or C++ (or Fortran). "MATLAB Compiler" bundles parts together into an executable, and the executable is effectively the same MATLAB engine, just with no command prompt. Everything in a normal MATLAB session is interpreted, and everything produced by MATLAB Compiler is interpreted.
There is also "MATLAB Coder", which does create C that can then be compiled to machine language. "MATLAB Coder" is higher cost, and there are quite a few parts of MATLAB that MATLAB Coder cannot handle yet.
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