MATLAB: I am developing on Windows using Builder for Java, where can I get the MCR that I need to deploy the program on Linux machines

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I am developing on Windows using Builder for Java, where can I get the MCR that I need to deploy my program on Linux machines?

Best Answer

In order to get the MCR, you will need to install MATLAB and MATLAB Compiler on a Linux machine. If you don't have a DVD for Linux installations, you can download the required component from the web.

Once installed you can locate the MCRInstaller at the following location:

 $MATLABROOT\toolbox\compiler\deploy\$ARCH

where $MATLABROOT is the MATLAB root directory and $ARCH is the system architecture (such as win32, win64, glnx86 etc.). The MATLAB root directory may be determined by entering the command:

matlabroot

at the MATLAB command prompt.

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