.mdl file call options from cmd line

[Dana McMinn]

Hi, this might be a simple quesion, but I have not been able to find
documentation on calling simulink *.mdl files directly from the cmd
line.

Assuming mydiagram.mdl is a Simulink block diagram, typing the model
file name at the command line without parameters opens the block
diagram.
e.g. >>mydiagram

Typing the model file with the 3 empty parameters and 'lincompile'

e.g >>mydiagram([ ],[ ], [ ], 'lincompile')

allows later calls with time, state vector, control vector, and either
'outputs' or 'derivs' specified

e.g. >>mydiagram( 0, state_vector, control_vector, 'derivs')

Where is this discussed in the documentation? Are there other options
besides 'outputs' and 'derivs'?

Please post responses here or email me directly at
j.d.m...@larc.nasa.gov

John D. McMinn

[Amanda Galtman]

Hi John,

Do you know about the SIM and SIMSET functions? If not, check out the
Simulink documentation at
<http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/simulink/simulink.sht
ml>
and look up either "sim command" in the index pane or the "Running a
Simulation" heading in the table of contents pane.

Hope this helps,
Amanda

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