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== How to include MATLAB profiler output in LaTeX == | == How to include MATLAB profiler output in LaTeX == | ||
First run the profiler, and print the result to a .ps | First run the profiler, and print the result to a postscript file called out.ps | ||
Second, run these linux commands: | Second, run these linux commands: | ||
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pdftk A=out.pdf cat 1 output page.pdf | pdftk A=out.pdf cat 1 output page.pdf | ||
# crop the | # crop the whitespace around the edges | ||
pdfcrop page.pdf final.pdf | pdfcrop page.pdf final.pdf | ||
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
Now you can include final.pdf in your LaTeX document. |
Latest revision as of 10:48, 8 July 2011
How to use MATLAB profiler
Run the following command, replace "mfilenamehere" with the mfile you wish to profile.
profile clear on; mfilenamehere; profile off viewer
How to include MATLAB profiler output in LaTeX
First run the profiler, and print the result to a postscript file called out.ps
Second, run these linux commands:
# convert out.ps to out.pdf
ps2pdf out.ps
# extract page 1
pdftk A=out.pdf cat 1 output page.pdf
# crop the whitespace around the edges
pdfcrop page.pdf final.pdf
Now you can include final.pdf in your LaTeX document.