Hello Parth,
To address PSAT compatibility issues with MATLAB, problems may arise when attempting to run PSAT directly from its directory without having write access to that directory. PSAT maintains a record of the directory you are in when you start running it and sometimes attempts to write the file "fm_call.m" into that directory. Here's how you can resolve this issue:
- Begin by rerunning MATLAB with administrator privileges. Afterward, initiate PSAT again from the command window. This step ensures that MATLAB has the necessary permissions to execute PSAT correctly.
- The issue may arise if you start running PSAT from its directory without write permissions. To circumvent this, ensure that PSAT is included in your MATLAB path. Then, start PSAT by its name while you are in a directory where you have write access. This workaround prevents the problem by ensuring PSAT does not attempt to write to a directory where you lack the necessary permissions.
For more clarity, you can refer to the following MATLAB Answers thread:
Hope this helps!
