This issue may be related to a version conflict between system libraries and the libstdc++ version included with MATLAB. You may be able to resolve this issue by making MATLAB use your system's libstdc++ instead of the libstdc++ shipped with MATLAB. While you can accomplish this in the way described by Joseph above, there is a better way:

From a Linux shell (with appropriate permissions to make modifications in your MATLAB installation, i.e. use "sudo" if needed or work with your system administrator):

1. cd into your MATLAB sys/os/glnxa64 directory.

2. Create a new directory named "old":

mkdir old

3. Move libstdc++* into the old directory:

mv libstdc++* old

Now MATLAB no longer can find its own libstdc++ and it will automatically switch to working with your system's libstdc++.

之后就正常运行，也不报错了。

1. cd into your MATLAB sys/os/glnxa64 directory.

2.sudo mkdir old

3.sudo mv libstdc++* old