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Subject: Question about new Matlab parallel features - if any ;-)

From: uC

Date: 27 Feb, 2008 21:09:51

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Hi all,

I haven't been writing on this group and using Matlab for a while (~2
years). Thus, I would appreciate if any of you could shed briefly some light
on current Matlab version features in parallel processing. What changed in
the last 2 years? Are there any other new features than threaded MKL and
Distributed Toolbox/Engine to run parallel Matlab code? I use dual socked
dual core Opteron workstation.

I know that I can search Matlab documantation and I will certainly do but I
just ask for quick guides as a start.

Many thanks in advance!

Best wishes,
uC

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