On Mar 2, 2006, at 10:40 AM, Zoltán Sárosi wrote:
I would like to run my Matlab executable on several windows XP
computers.
I compiled my Matlab program with the command: mcc -m program.m
The executable file still requires many dll-s from Matlab or Matlab
Component
Runtime directory. How can I set up Condor or the submission file
in order to
let the executable find these missing dlls? The problem is, that
the Matlab or
the MCR directory are not always in the same directory on each
computer, so it's
no use defining a PATH in the submission script. I tried to define
the PATH in
the local-config, but I was unable to make it work.
Or how can I compile a matlab program, that all the required dlls
are already
included in the executable file?
Any Idea? Thank you!
One option is to have all of your machines advertise whether they
have Matlab installed and, if so, where it's located. Then you can
write your job requirements to only match machines with Matlab and
use $$ substitution to set the proper path.
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