How to include '-nojvm' into compiler command line in Matlab?

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One way to speed up initial loading of MCR to the memory by 20-30% for a C++ compiled library is to avoid loading java component by using '-nojvc' switch in the command line of mcc http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/100607-why-does-my-application-compiled-with-the-matlab-compiler-4-1-r14sp1-take-a-long-time-to-start-up :
mcc -m -R -nojvm test.m
I could not find a way to include this switch in the DeployTool (anybody knows how to insert switches in this tool?). DeployTool shows the compilation command string in its GUI as:
mcc -W cpplib:DLLfile -T link:lib -d C:\DLLFile\src -N -p images -w enable:specified_file_mismatch -w enable:repeated_file -w enable:switch_ignored -w enable:missing_lib_sentinel -w enable:demo_license -v C:\DLLFile\DLLFile.m
So I thought I can use this command string and include '-nojvm' to compile it in Matlab command view instead. But wherever I place this switch in this command line I get "Unrecognized option: -n" message. Is there a location where I can safely use it so that I can compile it without the Java library? Thank you.

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Vinod Sudheesh
Vinod Sudheesh il 1 Apr 2015
While using "deploytool", you can pass additional parameters to "mcc" command by first going to "Settings" (in "deploytool" window) and then setting the same in the "Additional Parameters passed to MCC:" box.
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JClarcq
JClarcq il 25 Mar 2024
mcc -nojvm -o MyAppIsBeautiful MyApp.m
mcc will complain that there are several "o" attributes! Obviously "-nojvm" is not recognized. Same trough the settings of teh DeployTool.
How can we specify an app (appdesigned) to not start MCR with JVM?
JClarcq
JClarcq il 25 Mar 2024
I found the answer thanks to Matlab's ChatGPT. I need to type
-R "-nojvm"
in the settings of the deploytool.

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