Is it possible to run bash scripts in the subsystem from MATLAB on Windows?
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I am using MATLAB on Windows. I run much of my code on here, but I also have to work with some programmes that are only built for Linux. Hence, I have Ubuntu operating as a subsystem, and open a kernel to run these Linux programmes.
I have a pipeline of processing that I work through with the data I use, which essentially goes:
Windows MATLAB scripts > Linux bash commands > Windows MATLAB scripts
It would make things a lot more streamlined if I could have some MATLAB scripts that could perform the bash commands in the subsystem.
Is this even possible? I have only been able to find questions about this which refer to using MATLAB inside Linux, not working from outside and calling bash commands.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Swastik Sarkar
2024 年 9 月 16 日
It appears that the goal is to run a MATLAB script on Windows, execute a bash script on Linux via WSL, and then return to MATLAB.
This can be achieved using MATLAB's system command, which allows the execution of OS-native commands directly from MATLAB. To run a bash script within WSL from MATLAB, the following command can be used:
system('wsl bash -c "./script.sh"');
For additional details on the system command, refer to the MATLAB documentation here:
Hope this is helpful!
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