maxNumCompThreads - Control maximum number of computational threads
Note
maxNumCompThreads will be removed in a
future version. You can set the -singleCompThread option
when starting MATLAB to limit MATLAB to a single computational thread.
By default, MATLAB makes use of the multithreading capabilities of
the computer on which it is running. |
Syntax
N = maxNumCompThreads
LASTN = maxNumCompThreads(N)
LASTN = maxNumCompThreads('automatic')
Description
N = maxNumCompThreads returns
the current maximum number of computational threads N.
LASTN = maxNumCompThreads(N) sets
the maximum number of computational threads to N,
and returns the previous maximum number of computational threads, LASTN.
LASTN = maxNumCompThreads('automatic') sets
the maximum number of computational threads using what the MATLAB software
determines to be the most desirable. It additionally returns the previous
maximum number of computational threads, LASTN.
Currently, the maximum number of computational threads is equal
to the number of computational cores on your machine.
Note
Setting the maximum number of computational threads using maxNumCompThreads does
not propagate to your next MATLAB session. |
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