Using MATLAB Projects in Simulink
Projects help you to organize large modeling designs by finding required files, managing and sharing files and settings, and interacting with source control. If you are new to projects, for basics, see Projects in the MATLAB® documentation.
For Simulink-specific guidance, see What Are MATLAB Projects in Simulink?
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Topics
- What Are MATLAB Projects in Simulink?
Use projects to help you organize your work. Find all your required files; manage and share files, settings, and user-defined tasks; and interact with source control.
- Explore Project Tools with Airframe Project
Try an example project to see how the tools can help you organize your work.
- Automatic Updates When Renaming, Deleting, or Removing Project Files
- Manage Shadowed and Dirty Model Files and Other Project Files
- Check for Compatibility Issues and Upgrade Simulink Models Using Project Upgrade
- Share Subset of Project Files Using Labels
- Identify and Run Tests in MATLAB Projects
- Run Custom Tasks on Project Files
- Use Source Control with MATLAB Projects
- Analyze Project Dependencies in Simulink
Find required files for a whole project or for specified files, and control options for analysis.
- Organize Large Modeling Projects Using Referenced Projects
Organize a large project into components to facilitate component reuse and modular development.
Featured Examples
Get Started with MATLAB Projects
Use an existing project to manage the files within your design. You can automate startup and shutdown tasks, add shortcuts for common tasks, run checks, upgrade project files, analyze project dependencies, and share your project.
Using a Project with Git
Use a project to manage the files within your design. Starting with an existing project that is already checked into source control, this example shows how to view modified files, compare file revisions, and analyze project dependencies.
Using a Project with SVN
Use a project to manage the files within your design. Starting with an existing project that is already checked into source control, this example shows how to view modified files, compare file revisions, and analyze project dependencies.
Resolve Conflicts in Project Using Simulink Three-Way Merge
Use the Simulink® Three-Way Merge tool to resolve conflicts in Simulink models in a project. You can view and merge the Simulink model differences in the resulting report.
