Demo of Windows Application EXE built by Matlab 2014a Builder NE for DotNet deployment
Very cool new feature where I can now upload self contained Windows apps for you and members.
Here is a sample testBuildNE
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I don’t know if this guy likes this video on how to export Java JAR files to Windows EXE using IKVM for Dot Net Apps
Haaah!! Liked within first 15 seconds specifically because of-
“I’ll explain the reasons I’m running this video… in another video”
Glorious 😀 But nice vid 🙂
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www.sourceforge.net/projects/ikvm/files/ikvm/
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NOTE I now post my TRADING ALERTS into my personal FACEBOOK ACCOUNT and TWITTER. Don't worry as I don't post stupid cat videos or what I eat!s it possible to create an exe in R?
If there is a source code in R, and we want to convert it into an executable file. Is it possible to do so in R. The purpose is to run R code on client’s(windows) server & the code should not be visible to anyone.
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Simple answer is no.
Bear in mind that R is open source and distributed under the GPL license, so keeping source code “secret” is anathema to R’s underlying philosophy.
From a technical standpoint, pure R is an interpreted language, so must be run using the R engine and therefore cannot be executed independent of an R installation. There is a byte compiler in recent R versions, but even there, the code must still be executed within R.
If you want to protect code from viewing, your only likely option is to code using a language that requires compilation into a binary executable (eg. C/FORTRAN). Even then, if one wants to take the time, they could feasibly disassemble the code and reverse engineer it.
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