MATLAB Runtime Server

Compiling the Application

This example uses the buildp function to place each P-file in the same directory as its uncompiled counterpart. Since matlabrt.m is the top-level M-file that invokes all other M-files, the command below compiles the entire application.

• [log,depfunout,pcodeout] = buildp({'matlabrt'});
  

The output indicates that there might be problem symbols or eval-like constructs.

• BUILDP finished but there may be file(s) with either problem symbols
  or EVAL-like constructs.  Check BUILDP log for details.
  

This is normal for this example, since the example uses files that contain eval commands.

Organizing Files and Managing Startup Tasks

Testing While Emulating the Runtime Server