MatLab Compliler SDK and Eclipse C++

Hi

In the page dedicated to MatLab Compliler SDK (<http://fr.mathworks.com/products/matlab-compiler-sdk/features.html#principales-fonctionnalit%C3%A9s)>, it is written that we can use the Integrated Development Environment Eclipse ("Intégrez le composant dans l’application cible en utilisant votre environnement de développement préféré, par exemple Visual Studio®, Eclipse, Xcode, etc"). But Eclipse C++ is not listed here in the table of the Supported and Compatible Compilers http://fr.mathworks.com/support/compilers/R2016a/index.html?sec=win64

So my question is " Under Windows environment, can we use Eclipse C++ (which is free of charge) instead of Visual Studio C++ to generate C++ code with MatLab Compliler SDK" ? Many thanks for your response, Best regards, Fred Fabre

Answer 1

[Dave Behera]

Hi Frederic,

Eclipse C++ is an IDE which uses a C/C++ compiler (of your choice) to build your C++ application. You will need to use a supported compiler from the list available in:

http://fr.mathworks.com/support/compilers/R2016a/index.html?sec=win64

If you do not want to use the MS Visual C++ compilers, then consider using the Windows SDK 7.1 compiler which is free and supports C/C++ component of the MATLAB Compiler SDK.

[Walter Roberson]

Note: Windows SDK 7.1 will not work under Windows 10. Under Windows 8, you may need to take special steps to install .NET 4.0 that is needed for Windows SDK .7.1 but it will work.

For Windows 10, MinGW is the no-charge compiler that is available.