Improving and Tuning M-Files
Finding Errors Using the M-Lint Code Check Report
The M-Lint Code Check Report displays potential errors and problems,
as well as opportunities for improvement in your M-files. The term lint is
used by similar tools in other programming languages such as C.
Access the M-Lint Code Check Report and other reports from the
Current Folder browser. From the Actions button
, select Reports.
You run a report for all files in the current folder.
The M-Lint Code Check Report displays a message for each line
of an M-file it determines might be improved. For example, a common
M-Lint message is that a variable is defined but never used in the
M-file.
Alternatively, you can use automatic M-Lint code checking to
view M-Lint messages while you work on a file in the Editor. You can
also use the mlint function to get results for
a single M-file.
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Improving Performance Using the Profiler
The MATLAB Profiler helps you improve the performance of
your M-files. Run a MATLAB statement or an M-file in the Profiler
and it produces a report of where the time is being spent. Access
the Profiler from the Desktop menu, or
use the profile function.
For More Information
See Tuning and Managing M-Files in the MATLAB Desktop
Tools and Development Environment documentation, and the reference
page for the profile function. |
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