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Composite - Create Composite object

Syntax

C = Composite()
C = Composite(nlabs)

Description

C = Composite() creates a Composite object on the client using labs from the MATLAB pool. The actual number of labs referenced by this Composite object depends on the size of the MATLAB pool and any existing Composite objects. Generally, you should construct Composite objects outside any spmd statement.

C = Composite(nlabs) creates a Composite object on the parallel resource set that matches the specified constraint. nlabs must be a vector of length 1 or 2, containing integers or Inf. If nlabs is of length 1, it specifies the exact number of labs to use. If nlabs is of size 2, it specifies the minimum and maximum number of labs to use. The actual number of labs used is the maximum number of labs compatible with the size of the MATLAB pool, and with other existing Composite objects. An error is thrown if the constraints on the number of labs cannot be met.

A Composite object has one entry for each lab; initially each entry contains no data. Use either indexing or an spmd block to define values for the entries.

Examples

Create a Composite object with no defined entries, then assign its values:

    c = Composite();  % One element per lab in the pool
    for ii = 1:length(c)
        % Set the entry for each lab to zero
        c{ii} = 0;    % Value stored on each lab
    end

See Also

matlabpool, spmd

codistributor2dbc.defaultLabGrid

createJob

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