Cannot find MCC command (R2007b, windows 7 x64)

I want to make .exe file using mcc command. But, my system cannot find path to mcc!

I found out my

    <MATLABROOT>\toolbox\.

Unfortunately, my system exit not only mcc command but also compiler directory.

So, I tried to install MATLAB compiler Runtime by MCRInstaller.exe (ver.7.7,(x86) &, ver.7.9, and over... ).

I can find to make a new directory as a "\compiler", side of <MATLABROOT>, nevertheless , I've not find mcc command yet,...

Do you have any ideal and advice for me about it?

My system are as follows:

• -Windows 7 x64
• -installed visual studio 2010, 2012.
• - MATLAB ver.R2007b.

Thank you very much!!

Best regards,

Tomoko

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

mcc is from the MATLAB Compiler Toolbox, not the MATLAB Compiler Runtime (MCR). It is a licensed optional product that costs several thousand dollars (at least for the professional / commercial version.)

MATLAB Compiler Toolbox is available for Professional / Commercial, and Academic licenses, but not for Student Version or the newer Home licenses. (I see you have R2007b, which cannot be Student Version as the Student Version that year was R2007a.)

You can use the command

ver

to find out which products you have installed.

Answer 2

[Tomoko.T]

Dear Walter

Thank you very much for your answer, I appreciate your cooperation.

>> but not for Student Version or the newer Home licenses

Yes, my/(our lab) system is for Student version. I think that it is exactly as you say. So, I think we need a new MATLAB version, we just contact to our support products.

Thank you for your advice.

Tomoko

[Image Analyst]

After 8 years, yes I think it's about time to upgrade to a new version, though it will have to be a full version, plus more than double that for the compiler toolbox. Hopefully your lab can afford it.

[Walter Roberson]

In the time since Mathwork started releasing Student Version licenses regularly, they have only ever put out one Student Version per year. In each year except one, it has always been the "a" (Spring) release, such as R2012a, R2013a, R2014a, and so on, with the "b" (Fall) release not being a Student Version. The one year that was an exception was that there was no R2008a Student Version and instead it was R2008b Student Version (and then R2009a was back to the "a" pattern, which has continued since.)

Therefore, if the R2007b of your release is accurate, then you do not have a Student Version. It is plausible that you are using an Academic license instead of a Student Version. Student Version license are sold to individuals, not to labs.

If you don't have a license, then you don't have a license.

The distinction between Student Version and Academic license is that with Student Version you have no hope of there being a license available, whereas with Academic license, it is possible that some checking might find that your site did license the product and just doesn't have it installed.