Hello guys,
Currently I'm working on a RT combustion analysis solution for our Formula Student prototype. By no means it is considerable to have the dyno set up only to test my code, so I need to do testing off-line, but as close as possible to the RT data I/O dynamics.
I came up with the idea of, using pressure (time-domain) data I already have from other DAQ sessions, have it as if a DAQ device is sending this signal I already have, so I can see the response of my code to it. Again, with a different phrasing:
Instead of the real situation (a NI board sending data continuously), I want the vector I already have feeding my code in real time - say, at a rate of 1000 samples (positions) per second. This way I could monitor the behaviour of my code.
What I don't know how to do is just that: simulate this continuous entry NOT coming from an actual device, but from data in my hard drive. I suppose this must be a simple thing, maybe with simulink (I'm not intending to use simulink for now - but could use it if it is the only way) I could do it - what's not making a lot of sense is how I manage to create a (sort of) "detached instance" of processing feeding my "code instance" with data.
Thank you all in advance
