Is it possible to access the software after annual license expire?

Let's imagine I'm not interested in updating and maintaining the Mathworks software.

Would it be possible to use (open, edit, export, save) files in RoadRunner after the annual license expires?

Answer 1

[John D'Errico]

It is not clear what RoadRunner is or what it does.

If you don't have a valid (current) MATLAB license, then you cannot "use" an m-file. However, an m-file that you have personally written is just a text file. You can still edit or view it in any text editor. Just make sure it gets saved properly. You can even use at least some of them in other softwares like Octave, that are at least partially compatible with MATLAB.

Can you open, edit, use other files? Generally not. You will not be able to open or view a .mat file, or some other file types, perhaps coming from Simulink, etc. If you have saved your data in a flat text file, then yes, it will be accessible to you.

[Walter Roberson]

mat files before 7.3 can potentially be opened in octave or scipy but you might not be able to access objects.

[Walter Roberson]

mdl are text files. mlx and slx are zip files containing mostly xml. 7.3 save files are hdf5 (but you might not be able to access objects, and nested data structures might be a nuisance to reconstruct)

[Steven Lord]

RoadRunner is not just the object of Wile E. Coyote's pursuit, it's also a MathWorks product for automated driving scenario design. Meep meep! :)

[Katarzyna Kucharska]

Thank you all :)

I meant editing native rr files with roads scenario and export xodr data for automated driving.