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macOS Matlab, Java, C++ ?
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Matlab runs natively on OS X, so you don't have to install Windows for it, unless your school only provides the Windows version. However Xcode won't really have anything to do with it.
Xcode can be used as a Java IDE, similar to JCreator.
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Xcode can be used as a Java IDE, similar to JCreator.
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Matlab provides its own editor/IDE/environment. While you could probably use any favorite editor or even Xcode, the Matlab environment is really best for it IMO.
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can you show me the link ? The have tons of compile application in their website lol. How bout CodeRunner?
Getting started with Matlab.
In general Matlab is interpreted and run within their IDE, not compiled.
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In general Matlab is interpreted and run within their IDE, not compiled.
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I know how to use Matlab, I'm just confuse which Matlab Mac App I should download
I plan to buy CodeRunner for my Java and C ++ compiler.
I know how to use Matlab, I'm just confuse which Matlab Mac App I should download
You need to get it from your school or directly from MathWorks.
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Or look at your install media, login to your Mathworks account. Most versions come with Windows/Linux/Mac OS X installers.
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Could you use Eclipse? Its free and pretty much an industry standard.
That's what I use at work.
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haha alright. I'm settle with Java compiler.
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My media? hmm I don't have a mathworks account.
