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dpb
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Re: no standalone apps output in console
Posted:
Feb 1, 2013 1:26 PM
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On 2/1/2013 11:36 AM, Michal Kvasnicka wrote:
> I have function:
> ========================================
> function m = magicsquare1(n)
...
> m = magic(n);
> ========================================
>
>>> magicsquare1(5)
>
> ans =
>
> 17 24 1 8 15
...
>
>>> mcc -mv magicsquare1.m
> (of course MRC is properly installed and configured)
>
> Then the standalone application "magicsquare1" does not produce any
> output in command-line console!!! But it should, according to the help
> page of MATLAB compiler.
Link???? Don't have the compiler here so didn't try to confirm this...
> When I change the function like this:
> ========================================
> function m = magicsquare2(n)
...
> m = magic(n);
> disp(m);
> ========================================
> and recompile ...
> I am able to get correct output.
...
> So my question is: what is wrong? Why I am not able to get output from
> standalone application magicsquare1?
...
I'd guess nothing is wrong but probably your interpretation of the
documentation...
In the first case you see results at the command line inside ML because
the command interpreter snags the return variable in the hidden default
return target 'ans' and displays it.
OTOH, when you compile it, there's nothing in the code that indicates
anything to the compiler that the output should be displayed since you
included the ';' on the subject line that defines the return variable so
I'm not surprised the compiler didn't generate output display code
internally automagically.
What happens if you use
m = magic(n) % NB: no ";"
instead out of curiosity?
Also as noted, would be interested in the actual documentation reference
to see precise wording...
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