Saving this function to file example.m and running getcallinfo gives > getcallinfo('example.m')Įxample_local_fun subfunction 9 11 3 example>example_local_fun This function is unsupported and might change or be removed withoutĬonsider this example function, which uses several toolboxes and contains a local function: function y = example(x) This is not totally automatic, and uses the semi-documented function getcalliinfo, but perhaps it may help.įrom help getcallinfo: GETCALLINFO Returns called functions and their first and last lines How can I find out which functions from these toolboxes are used to replace those functions with our own code. This could easily be implemented by our self without the use of additional toolboxes.
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I'm sure that at least 'Finacial Toolbox' and 'Aerospace Toolbox' are not really required and we only use it through copy-pasting of online solutions into our software without thinking.įor example, we are using a function called degrees2dms which is part of a toolbox and simply converts decimal degrees into degrees, minutes and seconds. 'MATLAB Distributed Computing Server' '6.12' 94 false 'Parallel Computing Toolbox' '6.12' 80 false PList list a couple of toolboxes like: NAME Version id Certain However, we want to reduce the number of toolboxes to a minimum to make it easier and cheaper for other groups to use our software. Since we are developing it with a University license, we have access to all toolboxes and therefore we never noticed this so far. Recently, we found out that our application requires multiple toolboxes, which are not part of the default MATLAB installation. I'm working on a scientific application which is now over 10 years in development by multiple people.
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