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How To Create A Standalone Executable from MATLAB m-files

A standalone executable is built with the MATLAB compiler mcc. You can run the standalone on a similar computer without MATLAB installed.
On such a computer, however, the MATLAB Compiler Runtime (MCR) library, available free of charge from Mathworks, must be installed.

The standaloneDemo folder

makefile.m -- app-specific m-file to help make.m create exec
make.m -- performs the compilation (>> make )
myApp.m -- example user application's main program
myStandalone.m -- optional starting m-file
mybash.txt -- append to your .bashrc file
mycsh.txt -- append to your .cshrc file
README.html -- this file
run-matlab-standalone.zip -- zip file of this directory
run_standalone_job -- batch script for running standalone

Procedures for generating and running a MATLAB standalone on the SCC (or other Linux clusters)

If you do not have access to Boston University's Shared Computing Cluster (SCC), you may download the standaloneDemo.zip file.
Upon unzipping it, follow the steps starting from "cd run-matlab-standalone"
If you have access to Boston University's Shared Computing Cluster (SCC), it is more convenient to
```
scc1$ cp -r /project/scv/examples/matlab/misc/run-matlab-standalone your-preferred-path
scc1$ cd run-matlab-standalone
scc1$ matlab&
>> addpath codes2compile   % to access myApp.m
>> mcc -mv -o myExecR2013a myStandalone.m myApp.m
```
- -mv produces a standalone and shows actions taken
- -o myExecR2013a specifies the executable name. Appending matlab version number indicates associated MCR release
- Compile through make.m is more convenient in general. See How to Create & Run MATLAB Standalone Executable.
Append mysch.txt and mybash.txt to .cshrc and .bashrc in your home directory
```
scc1% cat mycsh.txt >> ~/.cshrc
scc1% cat mybash.txt >> ~/.bashrc
```

To make the changes effective immediately

scc1$ source ~/.bashrc     <== if you run the bash shell
scc1% source ~/.cshrc      <== if you run the csh shell

To run executable myExecR2013a

interactively from xterm (xwin32, MobaXterm)
scc1$ ./myExecR2013a 2000 4 <== n, nprocs are input to executable

in batch
Submit one batch job via command line
scc1$ qsub -V -pe omp 4 -b y "./myExecR2013a 2000 4"
Submit one batch job via batch script
scc1$ qsub -V ./run_standalone_job
Launch multiple batch jobs via qsub Array Job option

scc1$ qsub ./run_standalone_job          <== run 1 job  n = 1000
scc1$ qsub -t 3  ./run_standalone_job    <== run 1 job; SGE_TASK_ID = 3;
scc1$ qsub -t 4-6  ./run_standalone_job  <== run 3 jobs; SGE_TASK_ID = [4,5,6];
The qsubs Array Jobs option (-t) generates the environment variable $SGE_TASK_ID upon submission. 
Script run_standalone_job  computes n = $SGE_TASK_ID * 1000 and pass to myExecR2013a to calculate
the sum of the arithmetic sequence
            s = 1 + 2 + 3 + . . . + n



For additional details, please visit: How to Generate a MATLAB Standalone Executable

Kadin Tseng, Research Computing Services, IS&T, Boston University
Created  : November, 2013
Modified : March, 2014
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