MATLAB on a supercomputer?

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1 total messages Started by Han de Bruijn Mon, 11 Jan 1993 09:02

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Author: Han de Bruijn
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 09:02

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MATLAB is available for Convex 3840 (super)computers. Personally, I am no user
of MATLAB. I know that it is a product which is good for PC's and workstations,
but I wonder if it has sense to implement it on a Convex. It depends on whether
MATLAB is used for compute- and memory- intensive work (real number crunching),
or whether it is used (in practice) only for small and/or moderate problems.

I would appriciate if some experienced people react on this question.
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