Hi,
Yes, you can automate the compilation process of Simulink models and handle user inputs using MATLAB scripting. Here are some suggestions:
- Simulink Model Compilation: To compile Simulink models using MATLAB script, you can use the sim function or the rtwbuild function. These functions allow you to programmatically compile Simulink models without requiring user intervention. For example, you can use the following command to compile a Simulink model:
rtwbuild('model_name');
- Handling User Inputs: If a Simulink model requires user input during compilation, you can use the set_param function to set the desired values programmatically. This way, you can provide the necessary inputs without manual intervention. For example, if a block parameter requires a specific value, you can set it using the following command:
set_param('model_name/block_path', 'parameter_name', 'value');
- Handling Timeouts: MATLAB provides the tic and toc functions for measuring elapsed time. You can utilize these functions to set a timeout for a running function. By periodically checking the elapsed time, you can terminate the function if it exceeds the specified timeout. Here's an example:
timeout = 60; % Timeout in seconds
tic;
while toc < timeout
% Run your function here
end
Additionally, you can also use the timer object in MATLAB to execute a specific function after a specified timeout. This can be useful if you want to perform certain actions when a timeout occurs.
