Compiled version of CERR

Compiling on your own

Compilable files for CERR are distributed at the "compiled" branch on gitHub. Hence, the first step is to download the "compiled" branch of CERR. This can be done using the git bash. After going to the directory where you want to download the files, use the following command to download the "compiled" branch of CERR:

git clone git@github.com:adityaapte/CERR.git --branch compiled --single-branch

After downloading the "compiled" branch to (say) /home/.../.../linux_compile/, follow the steps listed below to generate the CERR Exceutable file.

1. Fire up Matlab. Go to Home --> Set Path. Set the path to "Default". Add /home/.../.../linux_compile/ with sub-directories to the Matlab path.
2. Issue the following command on Matlab command line: compile_CERR('/home/.../.../linux_compile/', '/home/.../.../target_executable_dir')
3. To test if CERR compiled correctly, change Matlab current directory to /home/.../.../target_executable_dir and issue the following command on Matlab command line: !CERR

Note that it might take couple of minutes for the CERR GUI to load, if this is the first time you are invoking !CERR. Subsequent calls to the executable should be fast to load the GUI.

Using the compiled version

1. Install the Matlab Component Runtime. This needs to be installed just once.
2. Download the Executable version for 64-bit Windows 7 operating system at CERR binaries.