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There are two ways of using MATLAB on our clusters.
There are two ways of using MATLAB on our clusters:
; Running MATLAB directly
 
To run MATLAB requires a license. You may either:
'''1) Running MATLAB directly''', but that requires a license. You may either:
* Run MATLAB on [[Cedar]], [[Béluga/en | Béluga]] or [[Narval/en | Narval]], all of which have a license available for any student, professor or academic researcher. </li>
* Run MATLAB on [[Béluga/en| Béluga]], [[Cedar]] or [[Narval/en| Narval]], all of which have a license available for any student, professor or academic researcher.
* Use an external license, i.e. one owned by your institution, faculty, department, or lab. See ''Using an external license'' below.</li>
* Use an external license, i.e. one owned by your institution, faculty, department, or lab. See ''[[#Using_an_external_license|Using an external license]]'' below.
; Compile your MATLAB and run the result
 
Compile your code into an executable using the MATLAB Compiler, <tt>mcc</tt>. You can use this executable without license considerations. </li>
'''2) Compiling your MATLAB code''' by using the MATLAB Compiler <tt>mcc</tt> and by running the generated executable file on any cluster. You can use this executable without license considerations.
 
More details about these approaches are provided below.
More details about these approaches are provided below.
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