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You have to install the matching runtime version on your system.
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AnyWave should detect it when starting up and when the time comes to run the plugin, it will setup the context to run the plugin with the required Runtime version.
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# 3. check that AnyWave detects your plugin at startup
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Close and relaunch AnyWave, your plugin should appear in the Processes menu.
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# 5. [MATLAB API functions](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/MATLAB_functions)
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# IMPORTANT note about the init function
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Before calling any anywave commands in your code, call the init function this way:
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````matlab
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args = anywave('init', varargin);
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````
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Be sure that your main function accepts varargin (cell array) argument.
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````matlab
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function main(varargin)
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````
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This will ensure that your plugin can be compiled and run by AnyWave as a standalone application.
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The args variable is a structure/dictionnay that contains all useful properties you may use in your plugin.
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The anywave application path, the current plugin directory, etc.
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## [Make your plugin BIDS Pipeline compatible](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/MATLAB_BIDS)
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## 5.1 [Make your plugin BIDS Pipeline compatible](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/MATLAB_BIDS)
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## [DEBUG PLUGINS directly in MATLAB](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/MATLAB_debug)
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## 5.2 [DEBUG PLUGINS directly in MATLAB](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/MATLAB_debug)
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## [MATLAB API functions](/anywave/documentation/-/wikis/MATLAB_functions) |
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