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From: Jonathan on 30 Jul 2010 07:20
Hi Everyone,

One of the best things about a multi-core processor for my work is the ability to run simulations and leaving a core free for word processing. However, I've found in MATLAB 2009b and 2010a that MATLAB automatically uses multi-core and it would seem the majority of my code is parallelize and thus I never seem to have a free core during simulations.

Long story short: how do I turn off multi-processing or better, limit the number of cores MATLAB will use during simulation?

Thanks.
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