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Can you 'run all' in a signal builder programmatically?

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Collin
Collin 2014 年 11 月 25 日
編集済み: Arun Kumar Misra 2018 年 12 月 12 日
I have a model reference that I am doing some coverage analysis on. I have a model harness that contains several test cases (signal groups) and the model reference. I know that I can programmatically run individual test cases by making them active and generate coverage reports, however I can't seem to find a way to run all the test cases and generate a combined report. I am essentially looking for a way to use the 'Run All' button in the signal builder window from the command line. I would ideally like to create a report that contains both a summary of the results from each test case simulation run individually and a detailed breakdown of the combined coverage results, however just the combined results can work for me as well. Does anyone know of a way to 'run all' signal groups in a signal builder from the command line? Any insight is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Collin

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Deepak
Deepak 2017 年 11 月 9 日
Hi Collin,
If you are using Simulink Design Verifier product, running all testcases programmatically can be accomplished by using ‘sldvruntest’. This command will also give you an option to only run for a group of selected testcases and generate the coverage report.
The following documentation will provide you more information:
Thanks,
Deepak

Arun Kumar Misra
Arun Kumar Misra 2018 年 4 月 13 日
編集済み: Arun Kumar Misra 2018 年 12 月 12 日
here is the solution, may be quite late.
load_system('c_i/Stimuli/Stimuli');
[time, data, signames, groupnames] = signalbuilder('c_i/Stimuli/Stimuli');
for idx =1:size(groupnames,2)
signalbuilder('c_i/Stimuli/Stimuli', 'activegroup', idx);
signalbuilder('c_i/Outputs/References', 'activegroup', idx);
sim('c_i'); %make sure you set simulation mode to SIL, %either
%by command or on the model
end

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