1. In MATLAB, examine the MATLAB code that you want packaged.

   For this example, Copy thematrixfolder that ships with MATLAB to your work folder.

   copyfile(fullfile(matlabroot,'extern','examples','compilersdk','c_cpp','matrix'),'matrix')

   Navigate to the newmatrixsubfolder in your work folder.

2. Examine and test the functionsaddmatrix.m,multiplymatrix.m, andeigmatrix.m.

   addmatrix.m

   functiona = addmatrix(a1, a2) a = a1 + a2;

   At the MATLAB command prompt, enteraddmatrix([1 4 7; 2 5 8; 3 6 9], [1 4 7; 2 5 8; 3 6 9]).

   The output is:

   ans = 2 8 14 4 10 16 6 12 18

   multiplymatrix.m

   functionm = multiplymatrix(a1, a2) m = a1*a2;

   At the MATLAB command prompt, entermultiplymatrix([1 4 7; 2 5 8; 3 6 9], [1 4 7; 2 5 8; 3 6 9]).

   The output is:

   ans = 30 66 102 36 81 126 42 96 150

   eigmatrix.m

   functione = eigmatrix(a1)try%Tries to calculate the eigenvalues and return them.e = eig(a1);catch%Returns a -1 on error.e = -1;end

   At the MATLAB command prompt, entereigmatrix([1 4 7; 2 5 8; 3 6 9]).

   The output is:

   ans = 16.1168 -1.1168 -0.0000

1. On theMATLAB Apps选项卡,最右边的Appssection, click the arrow. InApplication Deployment, clickLibrary Compiler. In theMATLAB Compilerproject window, clickC Shared Library.

   

   Alternately, you can open theLibrary Compilerapp by enteringlibraryCompilerat the MATLAB prompt.

2. In theLibrary Compilerapp project window, specify the files of the MATLAB application that you want to deploy.

   1. In theExported Functionssection of the toolstrip, click.

   2. In theAdd Fileswindow, browse to the example folder, and select the function you want to package. ClickOpen.

   The function is added to the list of exported function files. Repeat this step to package multiple files in the same application.

   Add all three functions to the list of main files.

3. In thePackaging Optionssection of the toolstrip, decide whether to include theMATLAB Runtimeinstaller in the generated application by selecting one of the options:

   • Runtime downloaded from web— Generate an installer that downloads theMATLAB Runtimeand installs it along with the deployed MATLAB application. You can specify the file name of the installer.

   • Runtime included in package— Generate an application that includes theMATLAB Runtimeinstaller. You can specify the file name of the installer.

     Note

     The first time you select this option, you are prompted to download theMATLAB Runtimeinstaller.

4. In theLibrary Namefield, rename the packaged shared library aslibmatrix. The same name is followed through in the implementation of the shared library.

1. ClickPackage.

   In the Save Project dialog box, specify the location to save the project.

2. In thePackagedialog box, verify thatOpen output folder when process completesis selected.

   When the packaging process is complete, examine the generated output in the target folder.

   • Three folders are generated:for_redistribution,for_redistribution_files_only, andfor_testing.

     For more information about the files generated in these folders, seeFiles Generated After Packaging MATLAB Functions.

   • The log filePackagingLog.htmlcontains packaging results.

As an alternative to the Library Compiler app, you can create a C shared library using a programmatic approach. If you have already created a library using the Library Compiler, seeImplement C Shared Library in C Application.

• Build the C shared library using thecompiler.build.cSharedLibraryfunction. Use name-value arguments to specify the library name and enable verbose output.

  buildResults = compiler.build.cSharedLibrary(["addmatrix.m",..."eigmatrix.m","multiplymatrix.m"],...'LibraryName','libmatrix',...'Verbose','on');

  You can specify additional options in thecompiler.buildcommand by using name-value arguments. For details, seecompiler.build.cSharedLibrary.

  Thecompiler.build.ResultsobjectbuildResultscontains information on the build type, generated files, included support packages, and build options.

  函数生成以下文件a folder namedlibmatrixcSharedLibraryin your current working directory:

  • GettingStarted.html— HTML file that contains information on integrating your shared library.

  • includedSupportPackages.txt— Text file that lists all support files included in the library.

  • libmatrix.c— C source code file.

  • libmatrix.def— Module-definition file that provides the linker with module information.

  • libmatrix.dll— Dynamic-link library file.

  • libmatrix.exports— Exports file that contains all nonstatic function names.

  • libmatrix.h— C header file.

  • libmatrix.lib— Import library file. The file extension is.dylibonMacand.soon UNIX^®.

  • mccExcludedFiles.log— Log file that contains a list of any toolbox functions that were not included in the application. For information on non-supported functions, seeMATLAB Compiler Limitations.

  • readme.txt— Text file that contains packaging information.

  • requiredMCRProducts.txt— Text file that contains product IDs of products required byMATLAB Runtimeto run the application.

  • unresolvedSymbols.txt— Text file that contains information on unresolved symbols.

  Note

  The generated library does not includeMATLAB Runtimeor an installer. To create an installer using thebuildResultsobject, seecompiler.package.installer.