How to create a Cosimulation Block without using Cosimulation Wizard?

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As I know, the Cosimlation block in Simulink is generated by Cosimulation wizard as shown in the example Get Started with Simulink HDL Cosimulation
Question:
I wonder if I can create a Cosimlation block without using Cosimulation wizard in Simulink.

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Malay Agarwal
Malay Agarwal 2024-8-28
Hi @Xuan,
Please take a look at the following example, which shows how to create a "Cosimulation Block" using the command-line interface exposed by Simulink for cosimulation: https://www.mathworks.com/help/releases/R2023b/hdlverifier/ref/cosimulationconfiguration.html#mw_1d35a2af-0278-4b2c-a2cd-4abb719fdeb8.
You can adopt the workflow described in the above example to your specific requirements.
Hope this helps!

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Marc Erickson
Marc Erickson 2024-8-28
Yes, you can! There is a generic HDL Cosimulation block In the Simulink library browser, in the library HDL Verifier / For use with Siemens ModelSim/Questa. (Or open "modelsimlib" at the command prompt.)
The wizard automates a lot of the work, but manually filling in the block mask and writing your own scripts can give you more flexibility. A main difference is that the wizard assumes you are cosimulating a specific HDL module interface, whereas manually creating it allows you to scope the driving/sampling of HDL signals anywhere in the HDL design.
We have several examples that do not use the wizard to arrive at the cosimulation model. Here are a couple:
HTH!

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