MATLAB: Use of local scheduler with Matlab Compiler and PCT (batch)

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Hi, I'm trying to compile a standalone executable that uses batch. My version of Matlab (2010b) says that the local scheduler can not be used with deployed applications. Has this changed with Matlab 2011a and higher? Thanks, Vince

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You can use the local scheduler in a deployed application starting in R2011a.

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MATLAB: Gain scheduling

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