Creating a project in R2019a appears to send MATLAB into a loop
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I have MATLAB R2019a (9.6.0.1099231 Update 1) recently installed on a Windows 7 64-bit Thinkpad (including Bioinformatics and Statistics and Machine Learning Toolboxes, which I do not think affect the result here).
Whenever I try to create a new project, either via New->Project->Blank Project or command Proj1 = matlab.project.createProject, my MATLAB session appears to go into an endless loop (high CPU seen on Windows Task Manager) which cannot be stopped using Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break, and eventually requires the MATLAB process to be cancelled completely (losing anything unsaved).
A directory tree appears to get created right away in ../MATLAB/Projects, but all sub-directories are empty, and no *.prj file can be found anywhere (either during the endless loop, or after cancelling).
Is there some trick (or not-so-obvious dependency) needed to get the new (with R019a) projects functionality to work?
Thanks in advance - Greg.
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Pruthvi Muppavarapu
2019-5-15
Hi Greg,
System requirements not being met might be one of the probable cause of the issue. You could refer to the below link to check the system requirements of MATLAB R2019a:
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Pruthvi
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Walter Roberson
2019-5-16
I am having difficulty tracking down exactly which model you have. One of the 220 series seems most likely such T220 or Edge 220 or GV220. I am not finding a match on your hard drive size; levano denies ever having one that size, talking about 160 or 320.
At the moment it is trending towards Intel hd 3000 as your likely graphics.
I recommend CPU-Z to gather real information about your system. https://downloads.tomsguide.com/Z-CPU,0301-3347.html
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