Thread Subject: help me

i am using gui builder to create a simple application in
which i have to use infinite loop in a different function
file, but when i call that funtion(having infinite loop)
through the gui then the gui crashes (as well as matlab) ,
does anybody knows what is happening?
thanks in advance.....

On May 27, 5:31=A0am, "shrithi srivaastav" <bharat.k.sut...@gmai.com>
wrote:
> i am using gui builder to create a simple application in
> which i have to use infinite loop in a different function
> file, but when i call that funtion(having infinite loop)
> through the gui then the gui crashes (as well as matlab) ,
> does anybody knows what is happening?
> thanks in advance.....
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shrithi srivaastav:
Could be one of their known bugs, caused by Java. Every once in a
while I'll do something innocuous on my GUI and then everything just
vanishes. No error messages - nothing. Calls to The Mathworks reveal
that it is a known bug with no fix ETA.

Or you may have some other problem (besides your inability to choose a
meaningful subject line). Do you have any error messages, or does it
just vanish like it does for me? If you have any error messages, ask
The Mathworks about them. Even if it just vanishes, tell them, though
there's nothing that can be done to help you other than wait for the
next version.
Regards,
ImageAnalyst

ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst@mailinator.com> wrote in message
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> On May 27, 5:31=A0am, "shrithi srivaastav"
<bharat.k.sut...@gmai.com>
> wrote:
> > i am using gui builder to create a simple application in
> > which i have to use infinite loop in a different
function
> > file, but when i call that funtion(having infinite loop)
> > through the gui then the gui crashes (as well as
matlab) ,
> > does anybody knows what is happening?
> > thanks in advance.....
> ----------------------------------------------------------
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> -----------
> shrithi srivaastav:
> Could be one of their known bugs, caused by Java. Every
once in a
> while I'll do something innocuous on my GUI and then
everything just
> vanishes. No error messages - nothing. Calls to The
Mathworks reveal
> that it is a known bug with no fix ETA.
>
> Or you may have some other problem (besides your
inability to choose a
> meaningful subject line). Do you have any error
messages, or does it
> just vanish like it does for me? If you have any error
messages, ask
> The Mathworks about them. Even if it just vanishes, tell
them, though
> there's nothing that can be done to help you other than
wait for the
> next version.
> Regards,
> ImageAnalyst


Hi,
matlab compiler have these problems,
a while(1) loop rarely works, even a for loop that goes
over a 1000 might not work.
a good solution is to use a while loop and trick the
complier that this loop is not running forever (the
compiler must not know at compilation time that this loop
runs forever)
regards,

ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst@mailinator.com> wrote in message
<dc23ef7f-d017-48a5-a2bd-
4030719cceae@t54g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>...
> On May 27, 5:31=A0am, "shrithi srivaastav"
<bharat.k.sut...@gmai.com>
> wrote:
> > i am using gui builder to create a simple application in
> > which i have to use infinite loop in a different
function
> > file, but when i call that funtion(having infinite loop)
> > through the gui then the gui crashes (as well as
matlab) ,
> > does anybody knows what is happening?
> > thanks in advance.....
> ----------------------------------------------------------
------------------=
> -----------
> shrithi srivaastav:
> Could be one of their known bugs, caused by Java. Every
once in a
> while I'll do something innocuous on my GUI and then
everything just
> vanishes. No error messages - nothing. Calls to The
Mathworks reveal
> that it is a known bug with no fix ETA.
>
> Or you may have some other problem (besides your
inability to choose a
> meaningful subject line). Do you have any error
messages, or does it
> just vanish like it does for me? If you have any error
messages, ask
> The Mathworks about them. Even if it just vanishes, tell
them, though
> there's nothing that can be done to help you other than
wait for the
> next version.
> Regards,
> ImageAnalyst


Hi,
matlab compiler have these problems,
a while(1) loop rarely works, even a for loop that goes
over a 1000 might not work.
a good solution is to use a while loop and trick the
complier that this loop is not running forever (the
compiler must not know at compilation time that this loop
runs forever)
regards,

"Rami AbouSleiman" <rdabousl@oakland.edu> wrote in message
news:g1h3vd$q6n$1@fred.mathworks.com...
> ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst@mailinator.com> wrote in message
> <dc23ef7f-d017-48a5-a2bd-
> 4030719cceae@t54g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>...
>> On May 27, 5:31=A0am, "shrithi srivaastav"
> <bharat.k.sut...@gmai.com>
>> wrote:
>> > i am using gui builder to create a simple application in
>> > which i have to use infinite loop in a different
> function
>> > file, but when i call that funtion(having infinite loop)
>> > through the gui then the gui crashes (as well as
> matlab) ,
>> > does anybody knows what is happening?
>> > thanks in advance.....
>> ----------------------------------------------------------
> ------------------=
>> -----------
>> shrithi srivaastav:
>> Could be one of their known bugs, caused by Java. Every
> once in a
>> while I'll do something innocuous on my GUI and then
> everything just
>> vanishes. No error messages - nothing. Calls to The
> Mathworks reveal
>> that it is a known bug with no fix ETA.
>>
>> Or you may have some other problem (besides your
> inability to choose a
>> meaningful subject line). Do you have any error
> messages, or does it
>> just vanish like it does for me? If you have any error
> messages, ask
>> The Mathworks about them. Even if it just vanishes, tell
> them, though
>> there's nothing that can be done to help you other than
> wait for the
>> next version.
>> Regards,
>> ImageAnalyst
>
>
> Hi,
> matlab compiler have these problems,
> a while(1) loop rarely works, even a for loop that goes
> over a 1000 might not work.
> a good solution is to use a while loop and trick the
> complier that this loop is not running forever (the
> compiler must not know at compilation time that this loop
> runs forever)

If you haven't already, please send an example that includes a WHILE loop
that "rarely works" to Technical Support so that they and the developers can
investigate why it's not working. When you send in the example, explain
what you expect it to do and what it's actually doing so that they can
investigate.

--
Steve Lord
slord@mathworks.com