windows xp - What is the largest amount of memory MATLAB can allocate? -


this may seem little simple question some, surely, haven't been able find direct answer online.

how memory matlab needs single double value (from undestanding default data type) , taking account largest amount of memory allocate on pc (with more enough ram)? there restrictions in view?

this in view on faculty we're thinking transferring programs have been written in c matlab, concerned such issues.

'for floating-point numbers, matlab uses 4 or 8 bytes single , double types.' <- quote here. memory model of matlab quite flexible. 5 years ago inverting 1,000,000 1,000,000 matrices on cluster using add-on package star-p guess acquired microsoft.

as long you're on 64bit box, can access 2^64 bytes of memory <- matlab limited physical limitations of box, though noted above, there solutions create shared memory pool across cluster of computers within single matlab environment.


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