Is there a way to tell the compiler to exclude the JVM if using compiler.build.StandaloneApplicationOptions?
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I have an existing build script for a console application that compiles with the following command:
compiler.build.standaloneApplication(opts)
where opts is of the type:
compiler.build.StandaloneApplicationOptions
Is there a way to tell the runtime to exclude the JVM inside the opts argument so that it will load faster? I basically want to do the same thing as:
mcc -m -R -nojvm
Unfortunately, I don't want to re-write this build script because it is a standard script we use.
Thanks in advance,
Dave
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Ayush
il 25 Set 2024
Modificato: Ayush
il 25 Set 2024
I understand that you can’t change the build script, so, a possible workaround which you can try is starting MATLAB without Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
To start MATLAB without JVM, you can use the following command:
$ matlab -nojvm
You can refer to the following MATLAB answer for more information on how to start MATLAB without JVM: https://www.mathworks.com/support/search.html/answers/32928-matlab-nojvm.html
Hope this helps!
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Ayush
il 27 Set 2024
You're correct in your understanding. The command in the answer is used to start the MATLAB environment without loading the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). This can be useful for running MATLAB scripts or functions that do not require any Java-based functionality, but it is not directly related to compiling your MATLAB source code into a standalone executable.
To compile your MATLAB code into a standalone Windows executable that does not load the JVM, you can use MATLAB Compiler.
You can read more about it here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/compiler/index.html
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