hello_parfor, a MATLAB code which uses the parfor() statement for parallel execution and simply prints "Hello, world!" multiple times.
Here, the underlying MATLAB program is a simple function that says "Hello, world!" a certain number of times. The loop used to print these statements is controlled by a parfor command.
The function has the form:
function hello_parfor ( n )where
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hello_parfor is available in a MATLAB version.
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