I am looking for a product which will convert my Matlab code into C++ code. I have looked into Matlab Coder extensively but it seems that it will not suffice as it is only compatible with versions of Matlab from 2011a on wards. I was going to look into the other coder products (Embedded/Simulink) but they both list Matlab Coder as a requirement.
I have Matlab Compiler but I was looking for a product which will fully convert my code and allow it to be run without any Matlab/MCR dependencies.
Is there a Matlab or third party product other there that will convert my code to C++ or will I just need to hand code it over?
As you pointed out, MATLAB Coder was released in R2011a. Prior to that, you could still generate C code from (a subset of) MATLAB that will run without any MCR dependencies, using "Embedded MATLAB" (the function of interest was called emlc if my memory serves me well). However, this required a product called Real-Time Workshop, which in turn required Simulink. So to generate C code from MATLAB, you needed to have Simulink, even if you were not using Simulink. I guess that's why they introduced MATLAB Coder in R2011a. If you intend to generate production-quality code, for example to run on an embedded device, where you can customise and optimise the generated code, I would strongly recommend Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder, which is an add-on to Real-Time Workshop.
The bottom line is that yes it's possible, but it will cost you... $$$ £££