In order to compile your MATLAB program for both Mac and PC, you will need to use the MATLAB Compiler. This allows you to package your program and its dependencies into a standalone executable file that can be run on any computer without the need for MATLAB to be installed.
Yes, as long as your code does not contain any platform-specific functions or dependencies. It is important to test your code on both platforms and make any necessary adjustments for compatibility.
The steps for compiling a MATLAB program on Mac and PC are very similar. First, you will need to install the MATLAB Compiler on your computer. Then, you will need to open your MATLAB program in the MATLAB Compiler and follow the prompts to package it into an executable file. Finally, you can test the executable file on both Mac and PC to ensure it runs correctly.
It is recommended to avoid using platform-specific functions or dependencies in your code if you want it to run on both Mac and PC. It is also a good idea to test your code on both platforms before compiling to ensure there are no compatibility issues.
Yes, once your program is compiled, you can distribute it to others who do not have MATLAB installed on their computer. They will be able to run your program as long as they have the appropriate operating system (Mac or PC) and any necessary dependencies included in the compiled file.