how to convert .m from windows to linux executable file?

I am working on matlab in windows OS. I am using h5 files and creating some images. I want to create an executable file from my .m script that can be run on a linux redhat. Thank you

Answer 1

[Kojiro Saito]

Convert to execution file from m file, you have 2 options.

1. Use MATLAB Compiler

MATLAB Compiler convert MATLAT scripts to execution file (if Windows) and .sh file (if Linux).

MATLAB Runtime (no-cost) is necessary for running. You need to compile on Linux when you want to create standalone execution file for Linux. Supported functions by MATLAB Compiler is in this link.

2. Use MATLAB Coder

MATLAB Coder converts MATLAB scripts to C code so you can create execution file. Some functions are not supported C code generation, so please refer to this link.

[Kavita Navria]

hello sir..Thank you for the reply I tried Matlab Compiler which created an executable file for my program. But I am facing a problem. I cant make any changes in my executable file. I want to use my file name(.h5 file,which I am using as input file) in the title of the figures. File name contains date and time and it changes as a new file arrives. Basically, I need to use a different file everytime(with the same structure). What I am doing right now is renaming the files with a specific name e.g. source.h5 so that I need not to change my program everytime. Please tell me how can i save the filename(specifically date & time) to use in my program Thank you

[Walter Roberson]

http://matlab.wikia.com/wiki/FAQ#How_can_I_process_a_sequence_of_files.3F

[Walter Roberson]

Antonio Adaldo comments to Kojiro Saito:

The answer seems to neglect that the user is planning to use the executable on a different platform than the one it was created with. I seem to remember that this workflow is not possible: https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/13054-compile-for-linux-on-a-windows-machine

[Walter Roberson]

Antonia, Kojiro specifically said,

"You need to compile on Linux when you want to create standalone execution file for Linux."

and then gave the alternative of generating C code using MATLAB Coder. The generated C code could be compiled on a Linux system.