Correct way to run a .sh script compiled by Matlab with -nodisplay flag

Hello,

I'm searching the correct way to run a compiled script matlab for Linux with the option -nodisplay.

Unfortunately the official page doesn't have any examples.

This is the command that I'm trying that not work

sudo ./run_myscript.sh /usr/local/MATLAB/runtime/v94ecc -nodisplay

(path of runtime specified after ./ command )

The problem is that the flag -nodisplay didn't work

Thanks in advance for the help

Compiled with Matlab R2018a

Answer 1

[Ashu]

Hey Davide,

It appears that you are encountering difficulties when opening MATLAB with the "-nodisplay" option. To address this issue, I suggest trying the following command as a workaround:

matlab -batch "test.m"

This executes MATLAB script, statement, or function non-interactively. MATLAB:

• Starts without the desktop
• Does not display the splash screen
• Executes statement
• Displays figure windows, unless combined with the -noFigureWindows or -nodisplay options
• Displays user-generated modal dialog boxes, but does not display unprompted modal dialog boxes
• Disables changes to preferences
• Disables toolbox caching
• Logs text to stdout and stderr
• Exits automatically with exit code 0 if statement executes successfully. Otherwise, MATLAB terminates with a non-zero exit code.

Please refer to the following page to learn more about it.

https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlablinux.html

I hope it helps!

[Davide Di Luzio]

Hello my friend.

Thanks for your reply.

However Is not my situation.

I Must run a MATLAB application compiled on Linux with the application compiler. This must run with "-nodisplay" , any help about this ?

Thanks you. I Will read your link anyway