Matrix interference infinity loop

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mohammed sportman
mohammed sportman on 22 Dec 2012
When you put a value to the counter, for example more than 15 and at a number of attempts 10000. the matrix interference in Loop indefinitely What is the reason for this and how can I fix the problem
code
m=15;
klp=0;
for i=1:m
klp=klp+1;
lp(klp)=top;
end
lp(klp)=top interference to infinity loop

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 22 Dec 2012
Are you sure it is an infinite loop, and not just very slow? You are not preallocating your output array, so every time you add more information to the array, MATLAB has to allocate a new block of memory just slightly larger, and copy the old array, then delete the old array -- for every iteration.
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mohammed sportman
mohammed sportman on 24 Dec 2012
no my program code do not have try/catch in it how i can use it? and when i can put them (try / catch) in my program the problem just appear when i use large number of attempts (with same code and same condition) what is deference between large attempts and small(500 and 10000) attempt's in matlab with same program

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