Re: help

[Francesco Potortì]

>It seems you forgot to "Reply All" so I'm forwarding the message to the list

Thanks.

Francesco Potortì:
>>>> For the new release, 3.6.0, the one that should come out sometime in
>>>> the next weeks, the parfor will will be available but it will be
>>>> mapped to a normal for.
>>> 
>>> Functionality similar to that of "parfor" can be obtained by using
>>> "parcellfun" from the octave-forge package "general". 
>>> But that requires changing the code.
>> 
>> pararrayfun can also be an alternative if the original data are stored
>> in arrays.  Using parcellfun or pararrayfun should work in both Matlab
>> and Octave,
>
>I can't find any reference to parcellfun and pararrayfun in Matlab docs
>online, are they part of some toolbox?

Er, I do not know why I was convinced of that...
No, it appers that Matlab does not have them  -blush-
Sorry for the misinformation.

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