How can I specify thread tasks?

I have to loop through all the n choose m combinations of the numbers 1:n. I have this algorithm:

vals = 1:m;
hasNext = true;
while(hasNext)
  %do the task here

    for M = m:-1:1
        if vals(M)<n-m+M
            vals(M) = vals(M)+1;
            for MM = (M+1):m
                vals(MM) = vals(M) + MM - M;
            end
            break;
        end
        if M==1
            hasNext = false;
        end
    end
end

obviously parfor is not ideal here. I want to split the computation to multiple threads by splitting up the task to different sections and run that on different cores. LD;DR: Is it possible to do something like:

thread1.check(first part);
thread2.check(second part);
...

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You might want to use parfeval()

[Lew]

Wow, thanks! Meanwhile I was able to generate all the combinations and then do the parfor on that. But this is better as we don't have to use all the memory for the values.