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Ver 13 can't load ver14 mat files
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| Todd Cumming 2005-11-29, 7:07 pm |
| I am creating mat files on a linux system running Matlab ver 14. When I try
to load these files with my desktop windows system running matlab ver 13
Matlab reports it is unable to read the mat file and suggests "File may be
corrupt". If I regenerate the mat files using my desktop windows system
there is no problem reading them. Is this a known backwards compatability?
Todd Cumming
The National Research Council of Canada
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| Christopher Hulbert 2005-11-29, 7:07 pm |
| Todd Cumming wrote:
> I am creating mat files on a linux system running Matlab ver 14. When I try
> to load these files with my desktop windows system running matlab ver 13
> Matlab reports it is unable to read the mat file and suggests "File may be
> corrupt". If I regenerate the mat files using my desktop windows system
> there is no problem reading them. Is this a known backwards compatability?
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> Todd Cumming
> The National Research Council of Canada
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Yes, try save -v6 on your R14 machine.
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| helper 2005-11-29, 7:07 pm |
| Christopher Hulbert wrote:
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> Todd Cumming wrote:
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> Yes, try save -v6 on your R14 machine.
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You can also go to "File->Preferences->General->MAT-files"
and select "Ensure backward compatibility" so that you don't always
have to use this flag in R14.
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