Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" without simulink

Hi,

I get the following error occasionally in Matlab R2023b update 3 without using simulink on OpenSUSE

Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"

Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../elf/dl-tls.c: 556: _dl_allocate_tls_init: Assertion `listp != NULL' failed!

There is a bugfix regarding Simulink, but it doesn't seem to work without it

https://www.mathworks.com/support/bugreports/2632298

How can I call load_sl_glibc_patch without Simulink?

[Brad Holder]

just type exactly that into matlab.

In all of my live scripts I have one of the first few lines being

load_sl_glibc_patch

[Per Jørgensen]

I think you need to have simulink installed for that command, I don't have it on my computer

Answer 1

[Sanju]

Hi @Per Jørgensen,

The "load_sl_glibc_patch" function is designed exclusively for Simulink and is used to load a patch for the GNU C Library required by Simulink. If you're not utilizing Simulink, there is no need to invoke this function.

If you are using Simulink, the “load_sl_glibc_patch” function is called automatically when you start Simulink, and you do not need to call it explicitly, Because the "load_sl_glibc_patch" function is tailored to Simulink, it cannot be called without Simulink.

There isn't a direct or documented way to call "load_sl_glibc_patch" without Simulink. This function is internally structured for addressing specific concerns within the Simulink environment, and it's not intended for general use outside of that context.

Hope this Helps!

Thanks.

[Per Jørgensen]

Well I need a solution to the matlab crashing issue without operating system updates. currently I can't type more than 5 characters before matlab crashes. is it related to a system beep, then I could perhaps disable all sounds...