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William

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Jun 10, 2008, 7:59:02 PM6/10/08
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I have a valid Student Version of MATLAB 2007a. When I run
executables that I have created on the system at school, I
am told I am missing the file 'mclmcrrt72.dll'. To get this
file, I am told I need to install MCRInstaller.exe. The
trouble is...no one actually says where to get that file.
They just say I need it. Does anyone know where I can get
that file?

Thanks for your help!!
Billy

Stephan Hoffmann

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Jun 11, 2008, 3:03:03 AM6/11/08
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"William " <w_ki...@yahoo.com> wrote in message <g2n4g6
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matlabroot\toolbox\compiler\deploy\win32

William

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Jun 18, 2008, 12:48:02 AM6/18/08
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> matlabroot\toolbox\compiler\deploy\win32

Hi Stephen,

I checked the path you specified. My MATLAB does not have a
compiler folder in the toolbox folder. This makes sense as
the student edition does not include a compiler. When I
compile my GUI at school into C++, I should be able to then
run it on any computer, correct? Does this mean I can't run
C++ programs I've compiled at school on my home computer
with the student edition of MATLAB or on any other computer
without MATLAB installed?

My instructor is also having problems looking at my
executable. He has the full licensed version of MATLAB on
his PC, but is missing the .dll he needs to run the C++
programs I compile in the lab. Any suggestions? Is there a
location I can get the MCRInstaller.exe?

This is posing a real problem for my thesis project. Any
solutions you have are greatly appreciated!

V/R
Bill King

Stephan Hoffmann

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Jun 18, 2008, 1:54:01 AM6/18/08
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"William " <w_ki...@yahoo.com> wrote in message <g3a422
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You need the MCR of the Matlab version on which you
compiled your application.
If the compiler toolbox is installed, the MCR could be
found in the path mentioned above.

If a Matlab version is installed on a computer, you dont
have to install the MCR Package. But it has to be installed
the same version of Matlab.

William

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Jun 20, 2008, 1:07:01 AM6/20/08
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Hi Stephen,

Thanks again. I will check that location when I get back
in the lab. I really appreciate your help. Hopefully, I
can get the dll to my instructor so he can view my
executable.

V/R
Bill King

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