一 centos 6.0 系统安装以及初始配置

Summary

Redirecting a MATLAB file into matlab -nodisplay can cause "Type-ahead Buffer Overflow" errors

Description

One way to have MATLAB execute a MATLAB file on a UNIX system is to redirect that file into MATLAB with the command

matlab -nodisplay < myMfile.m

at the shell prompt.

Depending on the contents of
myMfile.m, it is possible that you will see "Type-ahead Buffer Overflow"
error messages in the standard output stream from MATLAB. For example, a
call to the Distributed Computing Toolbox function waitForState can
trigger this behavior.

Workaround

If you start MATLAB with the -r
flag, which also
executes the specified MATLAB file, rather than use input redirection,
you should not see this behavior. For example,

matlab -nodisplay -r myMfile

Fix

This bug was fixed as of R2009a(7.8).