doesnt work... :(
I would use matlabs CPU time funtion for this. (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/cputime.html)
without knowing how your functions look im not entierly sure how to implement, but i think it would be something like this:
%inside A
tStart = cputime;
% executes computation for A{
tnow = cputime;
if tnow > (tStart+10)
%call func B
return %exit A
end
This should work if A is an iterative function. If you can have A execute and while it is executing time fn A in parallel, you could use a similar approach to your while loop but with cputime. However im not sure on the implementation of this as I have no experiance with the parallel proccesing toolbox.
%worker 1 executing A
%worker 2(timer) waiting for timeout
while ( ~A_resp && tNow < (tStart+10))
%doNothing, let A execute
end
%kill worker 1
%kill timer (worker 2)
%call B
Otherwise the clock function or tic then calling "tNow = toc" over and over could work similarly.
%inside A
%for stuff in A:
tic %at start of a
%do A stuff
t =toc;
if t>10
return %exit a
end
%end A
Hope that helps.
