In the screenshot below (Figure 4), MCS is used to generate the C-code and automatically compile it into a MEX-file for verification, directly from the MATLAB command line.

Both automatically generate ANSI-C code from MATLAB. Both support basic MATLAB language constructs such as multidimensional arrays, structures, and flow control.

Jim Tung, a MathWorks Fellow, says Embedded MATLAB will appeal to MATLAB users who are designing algorithms and want to generate embeddable C code quickly, without Simulink. It will also ...