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I am looking to apply dependency management to a large-scale Matlab project.
This project imports a large number of java libraries, as well as some compiled C++ code, to the extent that some software best practices are now becoming more essential.
Is anyone aware of something along the lines of Maven/Ivy for use with Matlab?
I’m not very familiar with Matlab, but sounds like your issue is that you’re trying to put a large set of binary files under some sort of version control?
If those files are available in Maven Central, you can use my ant2ivy script to generate a starting set of ivy.xml and ivysettings.xml files.
One of the great things about ivy is that it can be run stand-alone as follows:
This will download the jars and place them into a “lib” directory (Or whatever directory Matlab uses).