Convert the m-file into mex32 file for S-function block

I want to convert my m-file (suppose i have an function with N-inputs and N-outputs written in embeeded code in simulink or m-function) into mex32 file (with both mex32 & dll attached) for the S - function usage. My purpose is to hide the source code of my m-file, so that other user can work using the S-function provided with mex32 files. I have gone through the S-function examples of the m-file, but it looks like total different and even it is showing the m-file. Can there is a simple procedure to convert into mex32 for using S-function.

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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind am 29 Mai 2013

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Why not just pcode your MATLAB-file and send just the .p file to your users?

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No, actually i need mex32 files for the other application can also used this. Can i convert the p-code into mex32 file or can i convert the my m-file into mex32 file directly.
Could you explain a little more about the other application that needs to use this. Is it a Simulink model, or did you want to call into the MEX-file as if it were a MATLAB function?

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