Is there any alternative in matlab like Goto statement in C?. If so, can you please help me how to implement the given code in matlab.

max=n*n-n;
  I=1;
  step0:
    J=J+1;
    if(J>=max+I)                       goto step10;
    else                       goto step1;
  step1:
    v[I]=v[I-1]+d[J];
    lb[I]=v[I]+cd[J+n-I]-cd[J];
    if(lb[I]>=vt)                         goto step10;
    else                    goto step2;
  step2:
    R=r[J];
    C=c[J];
    if(ir[R]==1)            goto step0;
    else                goto step3;
  step3:
    if(ic[C]==1)                    goto step0;
    else                goto step4;
  step4:
    W=C;                  goto step5;
  step10:
    if(I==1)          goto step12;
    else            goto step11;
}

Answer 1

[Jos (10584)]

This is exactly why the use of goto is ill-advised! It creates spaghetti code that is very hard to debug, translate, or read, as you will have noticed by now ...

My suggestion is to make a flow diagram from this code, using if-blocks. Then convert this into pseudo-code using while, for and if statements.

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/26949-matlab-goto-statement