- Divide the code into two separate processes and use "mclInitializeApplication" for both the processes
- If the code permits, use "mclTerminateApplication" in the end rather than re-initializing MCR later.
How to re-initialize MATLAB Compiler Runtime (MCR) for reuse?
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MathWorks Support Team
on 12 Sep 2025
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on 17 Oct 2025
I am trying to call "mclInitializeApplication" in the same application again to reinitialize MCR, and found that the application hangs without any error even after using "mclTerminateApplication". How can I resolve this issue?
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MathWorks Support Team
on 12 Sep 2025
It is recommended to use the functions "mclInitializeApplication" and "mclTerminateApplication" only once per process to avoid any unexpected errors. Re-initializing MCR in the same process can lead to unexpected behavior.
In this case below possible approaches can be followed for the work around -
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