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You can install MATLAB, Simulink, and accompanying toolboxes and blocksets on your personal Windows, Linux, or macOS computer by downloading and running the interactive MATLAB installer.Before You InstallBefore you install MATLAB, keep these points in mind:To download the MATLAB installer, you must have a MathWorks Account.If you have a MATLAB license through your organization, use your organization's email address when creating the account or signing in to the account.If you bought a license or got a trial directly from the MathWorks Store, sign in to the account you used to purchase the license.Your computer must meet the MATLAB system requirements for your platform:MATLAB System Requirements for WindowsMATLAB System Requirements for LinuxMATLAB System Requirements for MacInstall MATLABTo install MATLAB, download the installer for your platform and MATLAB release from MathWorks Downloads. Then, run the installer and follow the prompts to complete the installation.This table provides more detailed installation instructions for each platform.PlatformInstructionsWindowsTo install MATLAB on Windows:From MathWorks Downloads, select a MATLAB release and download the installer.Double-click the downloaded installer and follow the prompts to complete the installation.Default installation folder: C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R20XXyTo start MATLAB after the installation is complete, see Start MATLAB on Windows Platforms (MATLAB).LinuxTo install MATLAB on Linux:From MathWorks Downloads, select a MATLAB release and download the installer.Unzip the downloaded installer files and navigate to the unzipped folder. For example, use these commands to unzip the installer for release R2024b to a folder of the same name, and then navigate to the folder.unzip matlab_R2024b_Linux.zip -d ./matlab_R2024b_Linuxcd ./matlab_R2024b_LinuxIn the installation folder,

This paper discusses several approaches for calling shared libraries from Simulink models 5K Downloads All time: 4,951"> Updated 2 May 2020 View License Share Overview Functions Models Examples Version History Reviews (13) Discussions (17) This paper describes various approaches for calling shared libraries from Simulink models. Both explicit (load-time) and implicit (run-time) linking is considered. Cite As Mikhail (2025). Calling Shared Libraries from Simulink ( MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved March 14, 2025. MATLAB Release Compatibility Created with R2020a Compatible with any release Platform Compatibility Windows macOS Linux Community Treasure Hunt Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you! Start Hunting! Version Published Release Notes 5.0 2 May 2020 C Function block Download 4.0 31 May 2019 Validated with R2019a Download 3.1 4 Dec 2018 Fixed "MATLAB Function" model to work out of the box. Download 3.0.0.0 17 Oct 2018 - Validated with R2018b- Added support for MinGW- Added description of C Caller block Download 2.0.0.0 22 Jul 2017 Update all models to R2017a;Change wording and add clarifications;Support code generation. Download 1.9.0.0 4 May 2017 Validated with MATLAB R2017a Download 1.8.0.0 25 Oct 2016 Validated with MATLAB R2016b Download 1.7.0.0 18 Mar 2016 Verify with 16a Download 1.6.0.0 7 May 2015 Updated to R2015a, cosmetic changes. Download 1.5.0.0 15 Oct 2014 This Toolbox checkbox keeps poping up Download 1.4.0.0 15 Oct 2014 Add information about Embedded Coder 1.3.0.0 14 Oct 2014 It's not a Toolbox. Very smart to have this checkbox ticked by default.. Download 1.2.0.0 14 Oct 2014 Add examples for MATLAB Function, MATLAB System, Stateflow 1.1.0.0 14 Oct 2014 Add more clarifications and links, change wording, more items in TODO. Download 1.0.0.0 6 Nov 2013 Download

Documentation Videos Answers Main Content (Linux, Windows, Mac) Install documentation from operating system command lineSyntaxDescriptionmpm install-doc --matlabroot= --source= installs documentation for the MATLAB installation at from the documentation ISO (Linux® and Windows®) or DMG (Mac) image mounted at . Run this command from the operating system command line.By default, MATLAB accesses documentation from the web. Use mpm install-doc to install the documentation on computers that are permanently offline. To install documentation on computers that are only temporarily offline, follow the procedure in Install Documentation for Temporary Offline Use.examplempm install-doc ... --destination= sets the documentation installation folder to , using either of the previous syntaxes.exampleExamplescollapse allInstall Documentation to Default Folder Install the documentation from a mounted ISO or DMG image into an existing MATLAB installation, using the default folder. Download and mount the ISO or DMG image that contains the documentation. Go to the topic Install Documentation on Permanently Offline Computers.From the Operating Systems list, select the operating system of the target computer.Click Download documentation to download the documentation ISO or DMG image.Mount the download documentation ISO or DMG image using the standard process for your operating system. For help with mounting the image, see the support article How do I install MathWorks products using an ISO or DMG image?Install the documentation using mpm install-doc.In the --matlabroot option, specify the path to the MATLAB installation folder.In the --source option, specify the path to the mounted ISO or DMG image.Linux or Mac:./mpm install-doc --matlabroot=/path/to/install/folder --source=/path/to/mounted/imageWindows (run as administrator):.\mpm.exe install-doc --matlabroot="\path\to\install\folder" --source="\path\to\mounted\image"By default, mpm installs the documentation to the support package root folder of the MATLAB installation. This folder is the location returned by the MATLAB function matlabshared.supportpkg.getSupportPackageRoot (MATLAB).Install Documentation to Specific Folder Install the documentation from a mounted ISO or DMG image into an existing MATLAB installation, and specify the installation folder. Download and mount the ISO or DMG image that contains the documentation. Go to the topic Install Documentation on Permanently Offline Computers.From the Operating Systems list, select the operating system of the target computer.Click Download documentation to download the documentation ISO or DMG image.Mount the download documentation ISO or DMG image using the standard process for your operating system. For help with mounting the image, see the support article How do I install MathWorks products using an ISO or DMG image?Install the documentation using mpm install-doc.In the --matlabroot option, specify the path to the MATLAB installation folder.In the --source option, specify the path to the mounted ISO or DMG image.In the --destination option, specify the folder for the documentation installation.Linux or Mac:./mpm install-doc --matlabroot=/path/to/install/folder --source=/path/to/mounted/image --destination=/path/to/docWindows (run as administrator):.\mpm.exe install-doc --matlabroot="\path\to\install\folder" --source="\path\to\mounted\image" --destination="\path\to\doc"Update the documentation root folder by running MATLAB from the operating system command line.Linux or Mac:/bin/matlab -c -batch