Running a MATLAB file several times [closed]

1. How many instances of MATLAB can I run?
2. How do I stop an infinite loop from running MATLAB?
3. Why is MATLAB so buggy?
4. Why is my MATLAB program not running?

How many instances of MATLAB can I run?

If each instance of MATLAB is being run on the server, then the number of instances is limited by the amount of memory. According to the system requirements, a single instance of MATLAB needs 512 MB of RAM. Therefore, a server with 8 GB of RAM will not be able to run more than 16 instances of MATLAB simultaneously.

How do I stop an infinite loop from running MATLAB?

To stop execution of whatever is currently running, press Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break.

Why is MATLAB so buggy?

MATLAB may be running slowly because you have a limited amount of RAM (i.e. under 128MB). The RAM used by MATLAB at runtime is between 40MB-60MB. The HELP browser can take up another 12MB. If you have limited memory (RAM), your processor may start using virtual memory (from your hard drive).

Why is my MATLAB program not running?

One of the most common reasons MATLAB will fail to start is that something has corrupted the MATLAB preferences directory. You will need to reset your preferences to fix this. Use the shortcut %AppData% from Windows Search to jump right to the current user's hidden AppData folder.