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Sorry if the answer maybe obvious but I need to know for sure, if you have had an experience with that. What if the Trial version ends, can I reinstall it but on a different machine or maybe request an extended trial for a couple of weeks?
Are all not included in the 95 USD Matlab home version and need to be purchased separately, each of which costs 29 USD. So, have anyone bought the home version with such toolboxes and rendered sufficient regarding the Snap2StaMPS software requirements? I only wanted a confirmation so that I can comfortably invest in this version without risking having a deficit version of the program for obvious reasons.
Thank you very much
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The DDS Blockset version of the Shapes Demo subscribes to the Square topic, processes the subscriber sample data, which includes an (x, y) position, and publishes a Circle topic that uses the Square (x, y) position values, each offset by a constant.
DDS Blockset enables out-of-the-box support for the DDS vendors RTI and eProsima. This demo uses the DDS RTI Connext software and requires RTI Connext 6.1.0+ software to be installed. If needed, you can use a provided file exchange version of RTI Connext software. For download and install information, see DDS Blockset System Requirements. Embedded Coder is also required for building and deploying DDS Blockset models.
The DDS definitions were imported from the DDS XML file shapesexample.xml and are saved in the shapesexample.sldd dictionary. You can open the shapesexample.xml file to view the XML descriptions. For more information about how to import XML or IDL definitions, see Import or Create DDS Definitions.
Under the Types tab in the DDS Dictionary, view the imported data types. For each imported data type, you can see property information in the Details pane. For example, the Simulink.Bus structure ShapeType defines members color, x, y, and shapesize.
Under the QoS tab, you would view Quality of Service (QoS) definitions. Since QoS definitions are not provided in the XML for this example, this tab is empty. The publisher and subscriber in this demo use the default QoS profile provided by the DDS vendor.
Double-click the Logic subsystem of the Shapes Demo model to open. The logic component uses the Simulink data types and sets the data sample values for the publisher. The Logic subsystem configures the output color to a constant "RED", sets the output (x, y) position to the input (x, y) position with each value offset by the constant Distance, and sets the output shape size to a constant MyShapeSize.
Right-click the Bus Element Out block MyPublisher.Circle, and select Block Parameters. The DDS type of the output port is ShapeType, where the updated position is provided by the x and y bus elements.
The imported XML descriptions also include the DataWriter and DataReader definitions for publishers and subscribers. You use the Code Mapping editor to map topics, data readers, and data writers to the input and output ports.
To view the topic and data reader mapped to the input ports, click the Inports tab. Under the Topic column, you can map topics that are defined in the DDS dictionary. Under Reader XML Path column, you can map imported DDS DataReaders.
DDS Blockset enables out-of-the-box support for the DDS vendors RTI and eProsima. This demo generates an executable specific to the DDS RTI Connext software and requires that RTI Connext 6.1.0+ software be installed. For eProsima, the FastDDS product is included with DDS Blockset, and no additional setup would be required.
If you do not have RTI Connext software installed, see the DDS Blockset System Requirements page for information about getting started with RTI Connext. Embedded Coder is also required for building and deploying DDS Blockset models.
Additionally, before building your model, in the MATLAB Command Window, use the mex command to verify that a supported C++ compiler and supported compiler version are set up for your platform. See DDS Blockset System Requirements for more information about the requirements for each platform.
When the DDS Blockset Shapes Demo application runs, it subscribes to the Square topic and publishes a Circle topic that provides an offset (x, y) position. You will not see output at the MATLAB Command Window. The executable runs in the foreground, so you will not have access to the MATLAB prompt while shapesdemo.exe is running.
You can use the DDS Blockset Shapes executable to exchange DDS data with other DDS applications that use the same data type. The ShapeType data type is a widely used type in DDS for demo purposes, and different DDS vendors have already created a desktop Shapes Demo application using this ShapeType.
Information in this section applies to using the trial version of RTI Shapes Demo 6.1.1 to communicate with the DDS Blockset Shapes Demo executable. Running the RTI Shapes Demo 6.1.1 provides a graphical interface that displays the published and subscribed to ShapeType data on a canvas. Alternatively, you can use the RTI Shapes Demo provided with the RTI Launcher.
To view connectivity, you can use the RTI Shapes Demo application to publish one shape on the Square topic and subscribe to the Circle topic. This is configured by launching the RTI Shapes Demo 6.1.1 application and in the control window, clicking "Square" under Publish, clicking "Circle" under Subscribe, and using the defaults for both.
The DDS Blockset Shapes Demo application subscribes to the Square topic. It receives the Square sample data published from the RTI Shapes Demo third-party application, adds an offset to the (x, y) position of the Square, and publishes a red Circle that uses the offset (x, y) position.
After you launch and configure the RTI Shapes Demo application, you can see this communication in the RTI Shapes Demo control window. The canvas displays the blue square, which is published by the RTI Shapes Demo, and displays the last six samples of red circles trailing the square. The circles are published by the DDS Blockset Shapes Demo and are subscribed to by the RTI Shapes Demo. The RTI Shapes Demo shows six red circles because the default "History" QoS value is set to 6 when creating the subscriber, which can be changed by the user.
You will need to install the correct version. You can find a list of the releases on the MathWorks Github. However, you might still have a challenge picking the supported version for your system which is where I prefer the trial and error method below.
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