Display MATLAB Runtime Initialization Messages

You can display a console message for end users that informs them when MATLAB^® Runtime initialization starts and completes.

To create these messages, use the -R option of the mcc command.

You have the following options:

Use the default start-up message only (Initializing MATLAB runtime version x.xx)
Customize the start-up or completion message with text of your choice. The default start-up message will also display prior to displaying your customized start-up message.

Some examples of different ways to invoke this option follow:

This command:	Displays:
`mcc -R -startmsg`	Default start-up message `Initializing MATLAB Runtime version x.xx`
`mcc -R -startmsg,'user customized message'`	Default start-up message `Initializing MATLAB Runtime version x.xx` and `user customized message` for start-up
`mcc -R -completemsg,'user customized message'`	Default start-up message `Initializing MATLAB Runtime version x.xx` and `user customized message` for completion
`mcc -R -startmsg,'user customized message' -R -completemsg,'user customized message"`	Default start-up message `Initializing MATLAB Runtime version x.xx` and `user customized message` for both start-up and completion by specifying `-R` before each option
`mcc -R -startmsg,'user customized message',-completemsg,'user customized message`'	Default start-up message `Initializing MATLAB Runtime version x.xx` and `user customized message` for both start-up and completion by specifying `-R` only once

Keep the following in mind when using mcc -R:

When calling mcc in the MATLAB command window, place the comma inside the single quote.
```
mcc -m hello.m -R '-startmsg,"Message_Without_Space"'
```
If your initialization message has a space in it, call mcc from the system command window or use !mcc from MATLAB.