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I heard MATLAB supports post-mortem debugging (enter debugger upon encountering error), how to enable it?

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  • I first learned it somewhere, then forgot, then not a single search result for "matlab post mortem debugging", then only found it from digging in my notes, so here be it. Commented Oct 25, 2023 at 15:29
  • I think that's perhaps because dbstop if error or similar isn't quite the same as what is probably usually meant by "post-mortem debugging" - you get to debug a still-live MATLAB process. Commented Oct 26, 2023 at 8:40
  • Yeah just superficial guessing. It's a super useful feature, think it should be mentioned in dbstop or even here. (Also I think you meant to comment on the answer) Commented Oct 26, 2023 at 9:58

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Using dbstop:

dbstop if caught error

disable with dbclear:

dbclear all

There's likely a way to disable only it, rather than clearing all db stuff, but I'm unaware of what it is (it's not dbclear if caught error or dbclear if error).

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