What are the differences between MATLAB Compiler and MATLAB Compiler SDK?

What are the differences between MATLAB® Compiler™ and MATLAB Compiler SDK™?

Answer 1

[MathWorks Support Team]

MATLAB Compiler enables you to share MATLAB programs as:

• Standalone Applications (.exe on Windows)
• Microsoft® Excel® Add-ins
• MapReduce and Spark™ big data applications
• WebApps

End users can run the applications royalty-free using MATLAB Runtime.

See also: What is MATLAB Compiler? (Video)

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MATLAB Compiler SDK extends the functionality of MATLAB Compiler to let you build the following software components from MATLAB programs:

• C/C++ shared libraries (.lib,. dll, .so, .dylib)
• Microsoft® .NET assemblies (.dll)
• Java® classes (.jar)
• Python® packages
• Docker® container-based microservices

These components can be integrated with custom applications and then deployed to desktop, web, and enterprise systems. They can be shared royalty-free with users who don't need MATLAB, using the MATLAB Runtime and shared libraries to execute compiled MATLAB applications.