User`s guide

5 Compiler Commands
Using Bundle Files
Bundle files provide a convenient way to group sets of MATLAB Compiler
options and recall them as needed. The syntax of the bundle file option is
-B <filename>[:<a1>,<a 2>,. ..,<an>]
When use d on the mcc command line, the bundle option -B replaces the entire
string with the contents of the specified file. The file should contain only
mcc
command line options and corresponding arguments and/or other filenames.
Thefilemaycontainother
-B options.
A bundle file can include r eplacement parameters for MATLAB Compiler
options that accept names and version numbers. Fo r example, there is a
bundle file for C shared libraries,
csharedlib, that consists of
-W lib:%1% -T link:lib
To i n voke MATLAB Compiler to produce a C shared library using this bundle,
you could use
mcc -B csharedlib:mysharedlib myfile.m myfile2.m
In general, each %n% in the bundle file will be replaced with the correspondi ng
option specified to the bundle file. Use
%% to include a % character. It is an
error to p ass to o many or too few options to the bundle file.
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