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In multicore computers, is MATLAB use all of the cores?

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In multicore computers, is MATLAB use all of the cores?
 

In my opinion,Multicore is parallel processing of the cores.At present time the laptops have i-core,i5 and i7 like processor.This also use multicore processing i.e parallel processing.I think the MATLAB use all of the cores for processing data.The aspect of multiple core is to redeuce the work load.
 

Oh, look if you go to the Mathworks web site and look under the "Key Features" tab you'll find:
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You should always go to the vendors web site to find out information like this, otherwise you end up with non answers like:
RajivConfident said:
In my opinion,Multicore is parallel processing of the cores.At present time the laptops have i-core,i5 and i7 like processor.This also use multicore processing i.e parallel processing.I think the MATLAB use all of the cores for processing data.The aspect of multiple core is to redeuce the work load.

RajivConfident, what is up with the non-answer answers? The Op wasn't asking about multicore processing but was asking if MATLAB supports multicore processing.
 

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