Can i run a Code generated by Matlab coder in visual studio?

Matlab Coder and Visual studio 2015

[Adam]

Why wouldn't you be able to? I don't use Matlab Coder personally, but other members of my team convert Matlab code I write into C++ that they use in Visual Studio.

[Ryan Livingston]

And here's a doc page showing how to call a MATLAB Coder generated DLL in Visual Studio:

http://www.mathworks.com/help/coder/ug/using-a-matlab-coder-dynamic-library-in-a-simple-microsoft-visual-studio-project.html

This page:

http://www.mathworks.com/help/coder/ug/package-code-for-other-development-environments.html

describes how to package the generated code and any other possible dependencies to use in another development environment.

Answer 1

[Leepakshi]

Hey,

To integrate a MATLAB-generated Dynamic Library in Visual Studio:

1. Create a MATLAB function "foo" and use MATLAB Coder to generate "foo.dll".
2. Create an Empty Project in Visual Studio.
3. Include headers and call the "foo" function from "foo.dll".
4. Set the Visual Studio project platform to x64.
5. Include necessary directories and libraries in project properties.
6. Build the project and ensure "foo.dll" is accessible to the executable.

This allows you to use a MATLAB-generated Dynamic library within a Visual Studio project.

You can refer to below documentation for in depth steps:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/releases/R2021b/coder/ug/use-a-c-dynamic-library-in-microsoft-visual-studio-project.html

In case it’s needed to automate creation of a Solution (.sln) file for compiling and building code in Visual Studio, refer to below documentation:

https://www.mathworks.com/hardware-support/microsoft-visualstudio.html

Thanks