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In the matlab code I am generating files at after specific iterations in a file called
‘results’ in present working directory. When I want to run the code next time, files crated by previous run are also present in the results folder.
In C I would do that as
(void) system("rm -rf results/*");
How can I remove content of folder ‘results’ every time code starts to execute? Thanks.
system('rm -rf results/*')should be exactly the same as your C code.