Hello Community,
I’m currently working on creating a standalone executable (.exe) from my Simulink project, and I need some guidance.
Here’s my current setup:
I have a .m file that loads variables into the workspace and runs the simulation. It also processes and visualizes the results afterward.
I used Simulink Coder to generate C code from the Simulink model. I chose the option to generate code only (without "Execute Makefile"), so now I have a collection of .c and .h files.
My questions:
How can I use these generated files to build a standalone .exe file?
Do I need additional files from the MATLAB/Simulink installation (e.g., libraries, .c files or other runtime components)?
Is it possible to use Visual Studio or another compiler to compile the .c files into an executable? If yes, are there specific steps or configurations I need to follow?
I’m relatively new to this process, so I appreciate any instructions or resources to help me bridge the gap from generated C code to a functional executable.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Best regards,
AaronHello Community,
I’m currently working on creating a standalone executable (.exe) from my Simulink project, and I need some guidance.
Here’s my current setup:
I have a .m file that loads variables into the workspace and runs the simulation. It also processes and visualizes the results afterward.
I used Simulink Coder to generate C code from the Simulink model. I chose the option to generate code only (without "Execute Makefile"), so now I have a collection of .c and .h files.
My questions:
How can I use these generated files to build a standalone .exe file?
Do I need additional files from the MATLAB/Simulink installation (e.g., libraries, .c files or other runtime components)?
Is it possible to use Visual Studio or another compiler to compile the .c files into an executable? If yes, are there specific steps or configurations I need to follow?
I’m relatively new to this process, so I appreciate any instructions or resources to help me bridge the gap from generated C code to a functional executable.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Best regards,
Aaron Hello Community,
I’m currently working on creating a standalone executable (.exe) from my Simulink project, and I need some guidance.
Here’s my current setup:
I have a .m file that loads variables into the workspace and runs the simulation. It also processes and visualizes the results afterward.
I used Simulink Coder to generate C code from the Simulink model. I chose the option to generate code only (without "Execute Makefile"), so now I have a collection of .c and .h files.
My questions:
How can I use these generated files to build a standalone .exe file?
Do I need additional files from the MATLAB/Simulink installation (e.g., libraries, .c files or other runtime components)?
Is it possible to use Visual Studio or another compiler to compile the .c files into an executable? If yes, are there specific steps or configurations I need to follow?
I’m relatively new to this process, so I appreciate any instructions or resources to help me bridge the gap from generated C code to a functional executable.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Best regards,
Aaron exe, c++, simulink MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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