Passing command-line arguments to a standalone simulink executable

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Sunny SNT 2012-10-9

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回答： Anuj Patil 2019-5-30

Hi,

I have been trying to generate a standalone executable from a simulink model using Real time workshop (R2011a). I'm able to generate an exe which does not have any external interface. Now, I have a requirement to make it paramterised and accept a command-line argument as one of the inputs. I have tried using an input port at the top-level model but I'm not sure whether that would actually work. There is a configuration setting for generating C API under code generation settings (Simulation > Configuration Parameters > Code Generation > Interface > Data exchange) but I haven't been able to figure out whether it can be used. I was wondering if anyone of you has tried implementing this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

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Ketan 2012-10-10

Hi Sunny,

What are you trying to parameterize within your model? For example, are you trying to control a block parameter value (IE the gain value of a gain block) or control input data that is used for the model?

CALEB 2014-7-9

Has there been any answer on Matlab Central to this question? I can find no material on this topic, but I have the same question, as I'm trying to use code generated by Simulink Coder and pass command line arguments to it. I have a trivial model with one input wired to the output, but after building it (no data exchange interface set, but MAT-file logging on) and running at the command line the input (In1... simulink defaults) is clearly not accepting my command line inputs. I've tried the following syntax to no avail:

>> myCode

>> myCode argVal

>> myCode In1 argVal

>> myCode -In1 argVal

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