MATLAB: What are the platforms on which a compiled standalone application can be executed

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I have compiled a standalone application in Windows XP using MATLAB Compiler 4.3 (R14SP3). I would like to know the other platforms on which the stand-alone application can be executed. For example, can I execute this application in Windows 98?

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The stand-alone application can be expected to execute on the same platforms that the version of the MATLAB Compiler that compiled the stand-alone application is supported on. In the present scenario, for example, MATLAB Compiler 4.3 (R14SP3) is supported on Windows XP and 2000 as per the following link:

https://www.mathworks.com/support/requirements/matlab-system-requirements.html

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