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Asked: 2026-05-18T20:31:38+00:00

I have read MATLAB’s info on multi-threading and how it is in-built in certain

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I have read MATLAB’s info on multi-threading and how it is in-built in certain functions. However, my requirement is different.
Say, I have 3 functions: fun1(data1), fun2(data2), fun3(data3)…. Can I implement multi-threading between these functions? I actually have 300+ functions using a lot of data. Multi-threading may help me cut down a lot of the time. Please suggest a command or something which I can further research on. Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you want to run a batch of different functions on different processors, you can use the Parallel Computing Toolbox, more specifically, a parfor loop, but you need to pass the functions as a list of handles.

    funList = {@fun1,@fun2,@fun3};
dataList = {data1,data2,data3}; %# or pass file names 

matlabpool open 

parfor i=1:length(funList)
    %# call the function
    funList{i}(dataList{i});
end

    Edit:
    Starting with R2015a matlabpool function has been removed from Matlab, you need to call parpool instead.

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