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simulink.compiler.getSimulationOutput

Fetch the partial simulation output during simulation run time

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Syntax

simOut = simulink.compiler.getSimulationOutput('modelName')

Description

simOut = simulink.compiler.getSimulationOutput('modelName') fetches the simulation output while the deployed simulation is executing.

Examples

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This example code shows how to use the simulink.compiler.getSimulationOutput function to get the Simulink.SimulationOutput while the deployed simulation is executing.

Create the Simulink.SimulationInput object for the model.

in = Simulink.SimulationInput(model);

Set model parameters for the model

in = in.setModelParameter('SimulationMode', 'Rapid');
in = in.setModelParameter('SaveOutput', 'on');
in = in.setModelParameter('SaveFormat', 'Dataset');
in = in.setModelParameter('StopTime', 'Inf');

Configure the mode and time for the simulation

tmr = timer('Name','PartialSimOut','ExecutionMode','singleShot','StartDelay', 30);
tmr.TimerFcn = @(~,~) partialSimOutFcn(test, model);
 
% Start and run the simulation for 30 seconds
tmr.start();
% Simulate
out = sim(in);
tmr.stop();
tmr.delete();

Function to get a partial simulation output

function u = partialSimOutFcn(test, model)
     % Get the sim output after the first 30 seconds of sim
     simOut = simulink.compiler.getSimulationOutput(model);
 
     % Stop the simulation
     simulink.compiler.stopSimulation(model);
end

Input Arguments

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Model name that is simulated in the deployed simulation, specified as a character vector.

Example: 'vdp'

Output Arguments

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Output returned as the Simulink.SimulationOutput object. The returned output is partial with empty metadata.

Version History

Introduced in R2022a

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