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From: Thomas Britton on 25 Apr 2010 14:31
> where to implement parfor in below mentioned code ::
> for <... >
> for <... >
> <statements>
> if <condition>
> else if <condition>
> <statement>
> else
> <statement>
> end
> end
> end
> end

You could put it in either of the for loops at the start. Try putting it in and see what the MLINT message is. You may have a variable problem, as you can only index variables consistently through the parfor loops, See the matlab video on the webinars that deals with this:

http://www.mathworks.com/company/events/webinars/wbnr41916.html?seq=1

Also see the built in documentation/ bits on the website I've already linked to.

Above all, give it a try. Put a tic and toc at the top and bottom and run it with parfor in both places and see what happens. Generally you should see close to a Nx improvement (where N is the number of processors). You will probably not get 2x due to communication overheads, but you can get close...

Ben
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