With MATLAB®, you can reuse legacy code written in another programming language, create MATLAB powered responsive web sites, or program hardware using error-free embedded C-code generated directly from MATLAB. Teams that use different programming languages can work together, spending more time developing products and less time recoding in another language.
With MATLAB Engine APIs, you can use MATLAB from within another programming environment. The APIs enable execution of MATLAB commands from within your programming language without starting a desktop session of MATLAB. MATLAB Engine APIs are available for:
Explore details on calling MATLAB with these languages.
If you have functions and objects in another programming language, you can call them from MATLAB. The MATLAB documentation Calling External Interfaces explains how to call these components.
You can convert your MATLAB algorithms into C/C++ code using MATLAB Coder™. The generated C code is readable and portable, with support for most of the MATLAB language and a wide range of toolboxes. For more details, explore MATLAB Coder, or watch the webinar MATLAB to C/C++ Made Easy (47:38).
You can use Embedded Coder® to extend the capabilities of MATLAB Coder, and use Simulink Coder™ to generate code from Simulink.
The choice between using MATLAB Coder and MATLAB Compiler SDK for C/C++ integration depends on your workflow and requirements, including whether you need portable, standalone code. View guidance to help you choose the best solution.
MATLAB programs can be packaged into language-specific software components so you can integrate them with popular programming languages. These components can be integrated with custom applications and deployed to desktop, web, and enterprise systems.
This option is useful if your end user does not have MATLAB. The software components are created using MATLAB Compiler SDK, and can be distributed royalty-free.
The following language components can be generated from MATLAB code:
While each of the above sections describe different possibilities for integrating MATLAB with other programming languages, many users combine more than one approach to create a hybrid solution for their needs. While we provide multiple options for you to accomplish complex workflows, bat365 Consulting Services can also further help you with integration projects.
Use MATLAB and Simulink through your web browser.
Connect to MATLAB from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.
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