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Mathworks Matlab R2020b 9.9.0 [Update1+ Update2] x64 | 3.31 GB

In the distribution, minor (minor) updates (bug fixes) for different versions of the matlab and the main (major) version, they do not change. It is not necessary to download the entire distribution, you can select only the updates / platforms you need (although, of course, support for the distribution by seeding its entire volume is very welcome). Updates are cumulative - you can immediately install the desired version of the update without installing the previous ones (if there are any at all in the distribution). For example, immediately install 9.9 R2020b Update2 without installing 9.9 R2020b Update1.

How to install see the corresponding pdf-documentation. I have not checked the installation of all versions on all platforms ... too time consuming ... so feel free to unsubscribe about problems (including solutions found).
See the distribution pdfs for what each update adds.
Changing the set of Matlab components using its base installer already AFTER installing the updates is not officially supported. Officially, it is necessary to bang the matlab, re-install the matlab with an updated set of components, roll updates.
But this path can be shortened. To do this, replace the file \ VersionInfo.xml with the file that is in the distribution, then you need to install the components you need using the basic installer and re-roll the update you need
When installing an update for Windows, you must first mount the corresponding iso file into the virtual drive, and then install it by running / bin / /update_installer.exe -updatepackage "". Under other operating systems, it is generally similar. Read more HERE or in the file Matlab_UpdatesInstallInstructions.pdf
When installing update two and above, you must replace the libmwlmgrimpl file again in accordance with the installation and treatment instructions from the corresponding distributions with the "basic" version of the matlab (the folder where to put and the extension for this file on each platform their)

Under Windows
Under Windows, you may find it more convenient to use the auxiliary file Update.cmd on the disk mounted from the iso file. At the same time, if your matlab is installed in the default folder (such as C: \ Program Files \ Polyspace \ R2020b), then you can simply run Update.cmd on behalf of the Administrator (to have write access to the matlab folder) and that's it.
If the matlab is not installed in the default folder, then you need to somehow explain Update.cmd where you have the matlab:
1. Apparently the simplest thing is to run this file from the command line (command line with ADMINISTRATOR rights), specifying the folder that you specified as the first parameter when installing matlab (i.e. type Update.cmd C: \ Math \ Matlab \ 907)
2. You can also set the FOLDER_MATLAB97 environment variable equal to the name of the folder that you specified when installing the matlab. In this case, you can install all further versions of updates simply by running Update.cmd
3. You can, of course, set the FOLDER_MATLAB97 environment variable in the command line (like set FOLDER_MATLAB97 = C: \ Math \ Matlab \ 907) and then run Update.cmd
4 without parameters . copy Update.cmd somewhere and set the correct folders for the location of the matlab and update files in the first two lines of the file (like make the lines like "set FOLDER_MATLAB97DEFAULT = C: \ Math \ Matlab \ 907" and "set FOLDER_UPDATE = Z: \" , where Z is the letter of the drive where you mounted the iso image) and run the corrected Update.cmd (again for access rights,

Year / Date of Release : 2020
Version : 9.9R2020b Update1-Update2
Developer : Mathworks
Bit depth : 64bit
Interface language : English
Tablet : Not required
System requirements : Updates for all three platforms Windows, Linux, MacOS on which the corresponding version of matlab is running Hardware
requirements: the same as the corresponding version of the matlab