How can I run a specific version of matlab in non java mode using -nojvm?

Hello!

I need to use matlab in non-java mode using the command matlab -nojvm. I have multiple versions of matlab installed, R2014b and R2019a. When I open the non-java matlab window, it automatically opens the R2019a version. However, I need to use R2014b. How do I specify the version of matlab I want to open in non java mode?

Thank you,

Yuqi

[Steven Lord]

How are you opening MATLAB in -nojvm mode? Are you using a shortcut, are you running the executable from a command prompt, are you double-clicking on a file associated with MATLAB, or are you doing something else?

[Yuqi Liu]

I'm using a PC windows 7 and I type "matlab -nojvm" from a command prompt. This is the only way I know. If there are other ways to do it that enables specifying a matlab version, that would be great!

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

You could specify the full path to the MATLAB executable that you want to launch either in the command prompt or in the target of a shortcut.

[Yuqi Liu]

It works, thank you!!