Non-zero start time in Rapid Simulation Target

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Matthew
Matthew 2013-12-13
评论： Matthew 2013-12-19
When I try to execute my Simulink model using the Rapid Simulation target and the Start time is non-zero, I get the following error:
"Start time must be zero for real-time systems. For non-zero start times you must use the Simulink solver module."
This warning apparently comes from rt_sim.c.
My questions:
1. Why can't I use a non-zero start time? (Why should it matter what the value of t0 is?) 2. What does "you must use the Simulink solver module" actually mean? Does it mean I can't compile my model? i.e. I must open the model and click the run button? 3. Is there a way around this? I've tried to set solver options and pass them in using the -S flag, but this doesn't work. 4. Perhaps I have to set Start_time=0 in the model gui, but pass in a non-zero start time?

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Guy Rouleau
Guy Rouleau 2013-12-13
I will not go into details... with RSim target you have an option to choose a solver. See this link to see how to configure this parameter:
http://www.mathworks.com/help/rtw/ug/rapid-simulations.html#f13190
With the Simulink solver, you have more flexibility.
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Matthew
Matthew 2013-12-19
Thanks for the rapid response, but it still isn't clear to me that it can be done.
The only way I found to change this parameter is to get the active configuration for the model and use set_param to change StartTime. This means I have to recompile the model. Instead, I'd like to change or set this parameter when I call the compiled executable (as with inline parameters in the rapid simulation target).
Actually, I also haven't been able to change parameters using the inline parameters option. I thought I figured this out:
1. Select Inline parameters box under Optimization->Signals and Parameters 2. Configure the parameter to be a Global (tunable) parameter 3. Build make file and compile 4. Retrieve the rtP for the model using rsimgetrtp 5. Set the tunable parameter to the new value using rsimsetrtpparam 6. Save rtP to .mat file 7. Pass .mat file in at runtime using -p switch
Even though my tunable parameter shows up in the rtP structure, the variable (in the executable) is unchanged from the value it was set to before I compiled the model.
My next step will be to use gdb to attach to the executable, but I wanted to see if the procedure above is correct. Can you confirm?
Thanks!

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