How to specify ther version of MCR I want to use when compiling?
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Hello everyone,
I'm using Matlab R2007b with MCR v4.7. Now I need to compile my function using MCR v7.13 (R2010a), so I downloaded MCR v7.13 (R2010a) and installed it in my system. However, when I compile my function using mcc, it's still using MCR v4.7 (R2007b). How can I specify the version of MCR I want to use when using mcc? p.s. I don't have Matlab R2010a in my system.
Please help, thanks!
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Image Analyst
on 13 Jul 2014
You need to run the version of MATLAB that corresponds to the version of MCR you want, and compile in that version. You should upgrade to R2014a - why use a 7 year old version?
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Image Analyst
on 14 Jul 2014
I don't know if it's possible to "upgrade" to a 4 year old version. I doubt it. However, if you already have it installed, or still have the installer for it, then you can run it.
However, I believe you can download the MCRinstaller.exe for an old version so if someone did compile a standalone program with R201a, and gave it to you, you'd be able to run it if you also installed the MCRInstaller from R2010a.
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