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1. Create a text ﬁle containing the text -I dir name for each directory you want on

the default path, and name this ﬁle mccpath.

2. Place this ﬁle in your preferences directory. To do so, run the following commands

at the MATLAB prompt:

cd(prefdir)

mccsavepath

The stand-alone version of the MATLAB Compiler searches for the mccpath ﬁle in your

current directory and then your preferences directory. Note that you may still use the

-I option on the command line to add other directories to the search path. Directories

speciﬁed this way are searched after those directories speciﬁed in the mccpath ﬁle.

2.5 MBUILD

MBUILD compiles and links source co de ﬁles that call functions in the MATLAB C/C++

Math Library and/or Graphics Library into a stand-alone executable or a shared library.

Because MB UILD does nothing else than invoking the ANSI C or C++ compiler, we used

MBUILD only for debugging reasons to determine which libraries we needed to link with:

mbuild -n -Iusr incl dir/ -Lusr lib dir main.c -lusr lib 1 -lusr lib 2 ...

When specifying the -n option, MBUILD sets up the compile and link command lines

necessary to build a stand-alone application but does not execute the commands. View

the output of mbuild -n to determine the list of libraries you must link your application

with and the order in which you must specify them. Therefore MBUILD may be a good

tool for porting C/C++ source code from Windows to Linux and vice versa.

For more detailed information about MBUILD refer to [4] or call mbuild -help from the

Linux command line.

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