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Integrating MATLAB Code with Other
Languages and Applications
MATLAB provides functions for
integrating C and C++ code, Fortran code,
COM objects, and Java code with your
applications. You can call DLLs, Java classes,
and ActiveX controls. Using the MATLAB
engine library, you can also call MATLAB
from C, C++, or Fortran code.
Deploying Applications
You can create your algorithm in MATLAB
and distribute it to other MATLAB users as
M-code.
Using the MATLAB Compiler (available
separately), you can deploy your algorithm,
as a stand-alone application or as a software
module that you include in your project, to
users who do not have MATLAB.
Additional products let you convert your
algorithm into a software module that is
callable from COM, or Microsoft Excel.
Platform and System Requirements
For platform and system requirements, visit
www.mathworks.com/products/matlab
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M-code program (left) published to HTML (right)
using the MATLAB Editor. Results output to the
command window or to plots are captured and
included, and the comments are turned into section
headings and body text in the HTML.
Helicopter sound identification application,
deployed and running outside MATLAB. The
application, developed in MATLAB, directly
acquires signals from measurement hardware,
performs analysis and plotting, and includes
GUI controls.