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Interrupting a Matlab running code in linux

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Hello.
I use matlab v07 r14 for linux and i am in trouble with a code that sometimes diverge. When this happen I have to kill the matlab, I know that there is a short key that interrupt a code running, I just couldnt find it in the help, can anyone please helped me? Remeber it is in the Linux version.
 

I have tried control+c it does not work on linux version, at least in the one I have.

I am sure control+c works on windows, have you tried it on linux?
 

I remember using that for the linux version as well, and ctrl+c is used as a general command to halt a running process, so I'm not too sure why it doesn't work for you.
 

hi
test ctrl+pause (break)
but I don't test it on linux.
regards
 

Hi

Even in Windows, when the computation loops are too intensive the Ctrl C combination doesnt work. You may insert some breakpoints somewhere or modify your code.

Sal
 

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