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Split large applications

Fred Fuchs

Hi there,

I'm just making first experiences with MFDC Studio 20 containering some Standalone Applications. I was successful with some smaller apps but now struggeling with Matlab. The exe become much too big. So I have tried to process a svm and then create a small exe with the svm-file as an imported layer. This process is described in the user guide but seems to refer to older version 12.7. In version 20 there is no Button "svm's" and I cannot get it to start with importing the svm file as a layer.

So what is the trick and will this work if the svm is still greater 4 GB?

An option "split image ..." whould be great.

Thanks

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