{section: Executables}
-You will need to make the Matlab executable and supporting libraries available on any computers on which your jobs might run on. You might install Matlab on each computer, install it on a shared filesystem, or bring Matlab along with you.
+The MATLAB executable and supporting libraries must be made available on any computers on which the Condor jobs might run. Accomplish this by one of
+1: install MATLAB on each computer that may run a MATLAB Condor job
+2: install MATLAB on a shared file system, such that it is accessible by each computer that may run a MATLAB Condor job
+3: transfer the MATLAB executable (and supporting libraries) along with the Condor job
-For executables compiled with the Matlab Compiler, instead of the full Matlab install, you will need the MCR, the Matlab Compiler Runtime, but the general techniques are the same. To compile "foo.m" with the Matlab compiler, you would use a command like the following. The various options are explained further below; -R simply tells Matlab to behave as though the next option was passed in when the job is started.
+When using the MATLAB Compiler, instead of the full MATLAB executable and supporting libraries, the MCR is needed. The general techniques for making it available are the same as given above.
+
+To compile "foo.m" with the MATLAB Compiler, you would use a command like the following. The various options are explained further below; -R simply tells Matlab to behave as though the next option was passed in when the job is started.
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mcc -m -R -singleCompThread -R -nodisplay -R -nojvm -nocache foo.m
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