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getFile

Transfer file from NVIDIA hardware to host computer

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Syntax

getFile(hwObj,source)
getFile(hwObj,source,destination)

Description

getFile(hwObj,source) copies the specified file from the NVIDIA® hardware to the MATLAB® Current folder. Wildcards are supported.

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getFile(hwObj,source,destination) copies the file to a destination path and optional file name.

Examples

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You can copy a file, such as .profile, from the NVIDIA hardware to the MATLAB Current folder on your host computer.

getFile(hwJetson,'/home/ubuntu/.profile')

Input Arguments

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Connection to a specific NVIDIA hardware board, specified as a jetson or drive object.

Use the jetson or the drive function to create this connection.

Path and file name on the NVIDIA hardware, specified as a string. You can use either the absolute path from the root folder, or the relative path from the present working folder. Use Linux® path and file naming conventions. The default path is ~/.

Example: '.profile'

Example: '/home/ubuntu/.profile'

Data Types: char

Path and name of file on host computer, specified as a string. If not specified, getFile uses the MATLAB Current folder and the current file name. Use the naming conventions of the operating system on the host computer. This function does not create folders. Folders in the path must exist.

Example: 'C:\Users\myusername\Desktop'

Data Types: char

See Also

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Topics

Introduced in R2018b

GPU Coder Support Package for NVIDIA GPUs Documentation
Support
Generating CUDA Code from MATLAB: Accelerating Embedded Vision and Deep Learning Algorithms on GPUs

Generating CUDA Code from MATLAB: Accelerating Embedded Vision and Deep Learning Algorithms on GPUs

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