I have a c file written using mex functions, run by Matlab using mex compiler. Now I want to run those mex type .c files without Matlab environment. So, is there any way to convert mex type .c file to normal .c file.

I have a c file written using mex functions, run by Matlab using mex compile. Now I want to run those mex type .c files without Matlab environment. So, is there any way to convert mex type .c file to normal .c file. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

[Bhaskar R]

You can convert an apple to juice, but it is like to convert back juice to an apple

For more info based MATLAB experts saying

https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/365897-is-there-a-way-to-convert-mex-file-into-original-c-code

[Amrit Kumar Verma]

Hi Bhaskar. Thanks for the update. I think I couldn't make my concern clear to you.

I am having the original mex type .c files. And I am trying to convert these mex types .c files to normal .c files, not the compiled .mexw64 binary file to normal .c file. I hope I made my point clear to you.

So, is there any way possible ? Please let me know.

[Bhaskar R]

Yes Amrit, I got you. you are clear but i thought different sorry for that. As of my knowledge mex.h needs the MATLAB environment, there may be third party applications to do this, in the mentioned link you may find something helpful.

[Amrit Kumar Verma]

Thanks for your support @Bhaskar. :-) :-)