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Hello, i Heard that you can convert a matlab m-file to a .net assembly, does any one know how?

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don't know if its what you need, but you can check this out.

ghostdog74
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You can use Matlab Builder NE to compile .m files into .NET assemblies.

For other possibilities of interfacing .NET from MATLAB, see MATLAB Interface to .NET Framework

PS: Google's your friend...

MartinStettner
learning good grammar would be yours...
Bass
sorry that I'm not native english and that I do not really have the time to work on my grammar. What I tried to say with my last sentence is that I've no experience at all with MATLAB, all I did was to enter "MATLAB M File .NET assembly" in google and I got the two links mentioned in my answer ;-) ...
MartinStettner
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I haven't checked this but I think you can generate C code using the mcc command but don't trust me on that!

type help mcc for more details about the compiler documentation

Graham
It was true with older MATLAB versions, with R14 `mcc` does not compile into machine code but unto "MATLAB intermediate language" so that you still need MATLAB Component Runtime to run it.
Mikhail