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One or more startup options, specified as strings corresponding to valid startup options from the following tables.
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OptionResult
-desktopStart MATLAB without a controlling terminal. Use this option when you start MATLAB from a window manager menu or desktop icon.
-nodesktopRun the JVM software without opening the MATLAB desktop. You can use development environment tools by calling them as functions.
To run in batch processing mode, use the -batch option.
If you use the > constructor to pipe to MATLAB, then the nodesktop option is used automatically.
MATLAB provides a command window-only interface in the desktop environment. On the Home tab, click . Then, under Select Layout, select Command Window Only.
-nojvmStart MATLAB without the JVM software. Features that require Java software (such as the desktop tools and graphics) are not supported.
Display OptionsIntlab Matlab For Mac Operating SystemOptionResult
-noFigureWindowsDisable the display of figure windows in MATLAB.
-nosplashDo not display the splash screen during startup.
-nodisplayStart the JVM software without starting the MATLAB desktop.

Option	Result
`-desktop`	Start MATLAB without a controlling terminal. Use this option when you start MATLAB from a window manager menu or desktop icon.
`-nodesktop`	Run the JVM software without opening the MATLAB desktop. You can use development environment tools by calling them as functions. To run in batch processing mode, use the `-batch` option. If you use the `>` constructor to pipe to MATLAB, then the `nodesktop` option is used automatically. MATLAB provides a command window-only interface in the desktop environment. On the Home tab, click . Then, under Select Layout, select Command Window Only.
`-nojvm`	Start MATLAB without the JVM software. Features that require Java software (such as the desktop tools and graphics) are not supported.

Option	Result
`-noFigureWindows`	Disable the display of figure windows in MATLAB.
`-nosplash`	Do not display the splash screen during startup.
`-nodisplay`	Start the JVM software without starting the MATLAB desktop.

Set Initial Working Folder

The initial working folder is the current folder when MATLAB starts.For more information, see MATLAB Startup Folder.
OptionResult
-sd folder
Set the MATLAB folder to folder, specified as a string.
Example: matlab -sd 'C:work'
-useStartupFolderPref
Set the MATLAB folder to the value specified by the Initial working folder option in the General Preferences panel.
Specify MATLAB VersionOptionResult
v=variantStart the version of MATLAB in the bin/arch/variant folder instead of the bin/arch folder, where:
arch is the system architecture, the value returned by the computer('arch') function
variant is a string representing a MATLAB version
Debugging OptionsOptionResult
-logfile filename
Copy Command Window output, including error reports, into filename, specified as a string.
Example: -logfile output.log
-nDisplay, without starting MATLAB, the final values of the environment variables and arguments passed to the MATLAB executable. This option also displays other diagnostic information for use when working with a Technical Support Representative.
-eDisplay, without starting MATLAB, all environment variables and their values to standard output. If the exit status is not 0 on return, then the variables and values might not be correct.
-Ddebuggerdebugopts
Start MATLAB in debug mode. This option uses the debugger program name, debugger, specified as a string, for example, gdb, lldb, or dbx. You can specify the full path to the debugger. This option must be the first option in the matlab script.
Debugger program command-line options, debugopts, specified as a string of valid options for debugger. See your debugger documentation for details. Do not use any other matlab script options when using debugopts.
Do not add a space between D and debugger.
Example: -Dlldb
-jdb portnumber
Enable use of the Java debugger. The Java debugger uses the default portnumber value 4444 to communicate with MATLAB.
The port number is optional. However, to use the Java debugger while running multiple MATLAB sessions, you must specify a port number. The portnumber value must be an integer in the range 0–65535. The integer cannot be reserved or currently in use by another application on your system.
Execute MATLAB Script or FunctionOptionResult
-batch statement
Execute MATLAB script, statement, or function non-interactively. MATLAB:
Starts without the desktop
Does not display the splash screen
Executes statement
Disables changes to preferences
Disables toolbox caching
Logs text to stdout and stderr
Does not display modal dialog boxes
Exits automatically with exit code 0 if script executes successfully. Otherwise, MATLAB terminates with a non-zero exit code.
statement is MATLAB code enclosed in double quotation marks. If statement is the name of a MATLAB function or script, do not specify the file extension. Any required file must be on the MATLAB search path or in the startup folder.
Use the -batch option in non-interactive scripting or command line work flows. Do not use this option with the -r option.
To test if a session of MATLAB is running in batch mode, call the batchStartupOptionUsed function.
Example: -batch 'myscript'
-r statement
Execute the MATLAB statement. Use this option for interactive work flows. Do not use this option with the -batch option.
Note
To set the initial working folder, use the -sd option. For example:
Example: -r 'disp(['Current folder: ' pwd])'
Example: -r 'myscript'
Intlab Matlab For Machine LearningUse Single Computational ThreadBy default, MATLAB uses the multithreading capabilities of the computer on which it is running.

Option	Result
`-sd folder`	Set the MATLAB folder to `folder`, specified as a string. Example: `matlab -sd 'C:work'`
`-useStartupFolderPref`	Set the MATLAB folder to the value specified by the Initial working folder option in the General Preferences panel.

Option	Result
`v=variant`	Start the version of MATLAB in the `bin/arch/variant` folder instead of the `bin/arch` folder, where: `arch` is the system architecture, the value returned by the `computer('arch')` function `variant` is a string representing a MATLAB version

Option	Result
`-logfile filename`	Copy Command Window output, including error reports, into `filename`, specified as a string. Example: `-logfile output.log`
`-n`	Display, without starting MATLAB, the final values of the environment variables and arguments passed to the MATLAB executable. This option also displays other diagnostic information for use when working with a Technical Support Representative.
`-e`	Display, without starting MATLAB, all environment variables and their values to standard output. If the exit status is not `0` on return, then the variables and values might not be correct.
`-Ddebuggerdebugopts`	Start MATLAB in debug mode. This option uses the debugger program name, `debugger`, specified as a string, for example, `gdb`, `lldb`, or `dbx`. You can specify the full path to the debugger. This option must be the first option in the `matlab` script. Debugger program command-line options, `debugopts`, specified as a string of valid options for `debugger`. See your debugger documentation for details. Do not use any other `matlab` script options when using `debugopts`. Do not add a space between D and `debugger`. Example: `-Dlldb`
`-jdb portnumber`	Enable use of the Java debugger. The Java debugger uses the default `portnumber` value 4444 to communicate with MATLAB. The port number is optional. However, to use the Java debugger while running multiple MATLAB sessions, you must specify a port number. The `portnumber` value must be an integer in the range 0–65535. The integer cannot be reserved or currently in use by another application on your system.

Option	Result
`-batch statement`	Execute MATLAB script, statement, or function non-interactively. MATLAB: Starts without the desktop Does not display the splash screen Executes `statement` Disables changes to preferences Disables toolbox caching Logs text to `stdout` and `stderr` Does not display modal dialog boxes Exits automatically with exit code 0 if `script` executes successfully. Otherwise, MATLAB terminates with a non-zero exit code. `statement` is MATLAB code enclosed in double quotation marks. If `statement` is the name of a MATLAB function or script, do not specify the file extension. Any required file must be on the MATLAB search path or in the startup folder. Use the `-batch` option in non-interactive scripting or command line work flows. Do not use this option with the `-r` option. To test if a session of MATLAB is running in batch mode, call the `batchStartupOptionUsed` function. Example: `-batch 'myscript'`
`-r statement`	Execute the MATLAB `statement`. Use this option for interactive work flows. Do not use this option with the `-batch` option. Note To set the initial working folder, use the `-sd` option. For example: Example: `-r 'disp(['Current folder: ' pwd])'` Example: `-r 'myscript'`

OptionResult
-desktopStart MATLAB without a controlling terminal. Use this option when you start MATLAB from a window manager menu or desktop icon.
-nodesktopRun the JVM software without opening the MATLAB desktop. You can use development environment tools by calling them as functions.
To run in batch processing mode, use the -batch option.
If you use the > constructor to pipe to MATLAB, then the nodesktop option is used automatically.
MATLAB provides a command window-only interface in the desktop environment. On the Home tab, click . Then, under Select Layout, select Command Window Only.
-nojvmStart MATLAB without the JVM software. Features that require Java software (such as the desktop tools and graphics) are not supported.
Display OptionsIntlab Matlab For Mac Operating SystemOptionResult
-noFigureWindowsDisable the display of figure windows in MATLAB.
-nosplashDo not display the splash screen during startup.
-nodisplayStart the JVM software without starting the MATLAB desktop.
Set Initial Working FolderThe initial working folder is the current folder when MATLAB starts.For more information, see MATLAB Startup Folder.
OptionResult
-sd folder
Set the MATLAB folder to folder, specified as a string.
Example: matlab -sd 'C:work'
-useStartupFolderPref
Set the MATLAB folder to the value specified by the Initial working folder option in the General Preferences panel.
Specify MATLAB VersionOptionResult
v=variantStart the version of MATLAB in the bin/arch/variant folder instead of the bin/arch folder, where:
arch is the system architecture, the value returned by the computer('arch') function
variant is a string representing a MATLAB version
Debugging OptionsOptionResult
-logfile filename
Copy Command Window output, including error reports, into filename, specified as a string.
Example: -logfile output.log
-nDisplay, without starting MATLAB, the final values of the environment variables and arguments passed to the MATLAB executable. This option also displays other diagnostic information for use when working with a Technical Support Representative.
-eDisplay, without starting MATLAB, all environment variables and their values to standard output. If the exit status is not 0 on return, then the variables and values might not be correct.
-Ddebuggerdebugopts
Start MATLAB in debug mode. This option uses the debugger program name, debugger, specified as a string, for example, gdb, lldb, or dbx. You can specify the full path to the debugger. This option must be the first option in the matlab script.
Debugger program command-line options, debugopts, specified as a string of valid options for debugger. See your debugger documentation for details. Do not use any other matlab script options when using debugopts.
Do not add a space between D and debugger.
Example: -Dlldb
-jdb portnumber
Enable use of the Java debugger. The Java debugger uses the default portnumber value 4444 to communicate with MATLAB.
The port number is optional. However, to use the Java debugger while running multiple MATLAB sessions, you must specify a port number. The portnumber value must be an integer in the range 0–65535. The integer cannot be reserved or currently in use by another application on your system.
Execute MATLAB Script or FunctionOptionResult
-batch statement
Execute MATLAB script, statement, or function non-interactively. MATLAB:
Starts without the desktop
Does not display the splash screen
Executes statement
Disables changes to preferences
Disables toolbox caching
Logs text to stdout and stderr
Does not display modal dialog boxes
Exits automatically with exit code 0 if script executes successfully. Otherwise, MATLAB terminates with a non-zero exit code.
statement is MATLAB code enclosed in double quotation marks. If statement is the name of a MATLAB function or script, do not specify the file extension. Any required file must be on the MATLAB search path or in the startup folder.
Use the -batch option in non-interactive scripting or command line work flows. Do not use this option with the -r option.
To test if a session of MATLAB is running in batch mode, call the batchStartupOptionUsed function.
Example: -batch 'myscript'
-r statement
Execute the MATLAB statement. Use this option for interactive work flows. Do not use this option with the -batch option.
Note
To set the initial working folder, use the -sd option. For example:
Example: -r 'disp(['Current folder: ' pwd])'
Example: -r 'myscript'
Intlab Matlab For Machine LearningUse Single Computational ThreadBy default, MATLAB uses the multithreading capabilities of the computer on which it is running.
OptionResult
-singleCompThreadLimit MATLAB to a single computational thread.
Disable Searching Custom Java Class PathOptionResult
-nouserjavapathDisable use of javaclasspath.txt and javalibrarypath.txt files. For more information, see Specifying Java Startup Options.
Specify License FileOptionResult
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Wondershare dr fone crack windows xp. Use the specified license file, license, specified as a string, a colon-separated list of license file names, or a port@host entry. For more information, see Network License Files.
Help OptionsIntlab Matlab For Mac TorrentOptionResult
-hDisplay startup options without starting MATLAB.
-helpSame as -h option.

Option	Result
`-h`	Display startup options without starting MATLAB.
`-help`	Same as `-h` option.

Intlab Matlab For Mac

option1 .. optionN — One or more startup optionsstrings

Mode Options

Display Options

Intlab Matlab For Mac Operating System

Set Initial Working Folder

Specify MATLAB Version

Debugging Options

Execute MATLAB Script or Function

Intlab Matlab For Machine Learning

Use Single Computational Thread

Display Options

Intlab Matlab For Mac Operating System

Set Initial Working Folder

Specify MATLAB Version

Debugging Options

Execute MATLAB Script or Function

Intlab Matlab For Machine Learning

Use Single Computational Thread

Disable Searching Custom Java Class Path

Specify License File

Help Options

Intlab Matlab For Mac Torrent

`option1 .. optionN` — One or more startup options
strings