Save error on linux
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Hello,
I have program that I run it through a script. At the same time, the script uses many functions to compute required components. When I run this program on my laptop (Windows 10), there is no problem and everthing works pretty well. But when I try to run this program on Compute Canada (it is a central and slurm-based computer that uses Linux), the program works pretty great except the last line, where I want to save the outcome. Note that I am using Matlab2020a on Compute Canada. I receive an error like below:
{Error using save
Can not write file /project/XXX/XXX/LTC/ACO/Realistic_ins/ACO_1_1.mat.
Error in aco_1 (line 366)
save(saveName, 'ARCH', 'CPUT');
Error in run (line 91)
evalin('caller', strcat(script, ';'));
}
What would be the reason of this problem?
Best, Amir.
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Jan
il 22 Apr 2021
Modificato: Jan
il 22 Apr 2021
Does the folder "/project/XXX/XXX/LTC/ACO/Realistic_ins/" exist? Mounting a folder "/project" directly as root folder is very unusual. Is this path relative to your own user folder? Then this would be:
'~/project/XXX/XXX/LTC/ACO/Realistic_ins/'
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Amirhossein Moosavi
il 22 Apr 2021
Modificato: Amirhossein Moosavi
il 22 Apr 2021
Jan
il 22 Apr 2021
Under Linux "/project" is a root folder. If you mean "relative to the current folder, use "./project". It the folder is relative to the user folder "~/project".
The location of the M-files does not matter, because this is not necessarily the current folder. The best idea to avoid such errors is not to use relative folders, but absolute ones.
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