MATLAB: Save GUI as executable file

exegui

I made a GUI and saved the .m and .fig file in the work directory. thus I wrote the command [mcc -mv filename.m] in the command window. It generates a filename.exe file. this file is executable.

But it doesnot run in a machine where matlab has not setup. Now i want to make an application that will run in any in any machine independent of Matlab… is it possible?

Other thing , My GUI contain some button in order to load '*.dat 'file. All things are good except this button , its show an error to load this file !

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It is not possible to create an application that will run in any machine independent of MATLAB. All that is supported is creating applications that can run under MS Windows XP or later, or under Linux, or under Mac OS X. Different versions are required for Windows 32, Windows 64, Linux, and OS X. There is no Universal Binary.

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Please run your app from a console window (Start->cmd, then cd to the folder). Tell us everything in the console window that you see.

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One simple way is to download my FEX submission natsortfiles:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/47434-natural-order-filename-sort

It has plenty of examples and help, so you should not have any problems using it. E.g.:

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