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Compile your code for standalone projects?

Posted 8 years ago

I'm doing the Mathematica trial right now, and I'm having trouble finding information about deployment of the algorithms I create.

For example, say I create a new control algorithm for a power supply in Mathematica. How would I then "package up" my algorithm to work on a microcontroller in my actual product? I know that in MATLAB you can compile your code for deployment on other platforms, but it seems that compiling in Mathematica has a different meaning than that. I wouldn't want to have to completely re-write my algorithms just to deploy on my target system.

I found this tutorial that seems to be what I am looking for. Does the execution environment require the Mathematica kernel or is it entirely self contained?

Thanks

POSTED BY: A S
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Posted 8 years ago

Thanks for all the answers. It seems that like this isn't well supported, or at least not the intended use for Mathematica. I'm guessing Mathematica is meant more for analysis and learning.

POSTED BY: A S

Wolfram doesn't offer a compiler to standalone APPs. However you can make CDF's or Enterprise CDF's (computable document format) that can be distributed, or you can deploy your software on the cloud + more http://www.wolfram.com/universal-deployment-system/?source=nav

POSTED BY: Kay Herbert
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