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Matlab builder: m-file protection

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Hi,
does anyone known how to protect m-file?
I'm using matlab builder with excel(VBA), I've tried to use p-file but it doesn't work.

After running the excel file based on .dll created from MatBuilder, it's possible to see the initial m-file codes. I would like to encrypt these files!!
Is it possible??

Thank you
 
What do you mean by p-file does not work? Did you run pcode on your m files correctly?
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Hi Andy,
the Pcode works correctly but I can't use encrypted P-files to build the project!!

When i run the project from excel it's getting out a folder with the relative m-files, and the code visible. I want to encrypt them.

Thank's
 
I cannot use ExcelLink because the client doesn't have Matlab!!
By using Matlab compiler the client doesn't need the program, it uses Matlab Component Runtime libraries (MCR). It is a wrapper between Matlab and Excel.
Even if i protect the VBA code i can see the Mcode!!

---------- Post added at 09:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:16 AM ----------

Sorry Andy,
I've seen that the mfile are unreadable!!

Thank you
 
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