MATLAB
MATLAB Examples

MATLAB is an interactive programming environment, and a language used in that interaction, and in scripts and M-files.

This directory contains some simple examples of MATLAB scripts.

Related Data and Programs:

F90_MATLAB contains examples in which a FORTRAN90 program issues a call to MATLAB to carry out an auxillary calculation.

MATLAB_BATCH contains examples in which MATLAB is used in "batch mode", that is, noninteractively.

MATLAB_C contains examples in which MATLAB can call a C function, using the MEX facility.

MATLAB_F77 contains examples in which MATLAB can call a FORTRAN77 function, using the MEX facility.

MATLAB_MOVIES contains examples in which MATLAB is used to generate animations.

MATLAB_OS contains examples in which MATLAB can invoke an operating system command.

Source Code:

CPU_TIMING shows how you can measure the CPU time required for a given computation.

• cpu_timing.m, the script that does the timing.
• cpu_timing_output.txt, the output file.

HELLO is a simple example to print out "Hello, world!".

• hello.m, a script that simply says hello.
• hello_output.txt, the output file.

STARTUP.M is a MATLAB script that can be used to initialize MATLAB. You have to know where to put it, though. (Hint: start MATLAB, and type "pwd" to find out where MATLAB starts by default. That's where you want to put this file.)

• startup.m, a simple startup file that moves MATLAB's current directory to a place that suits me better.

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