This example shows how to create an RTDB or generate SimWB-compliant code for a Simulink® model that uses configuration set reference.
A configuration set reference in a model is the use of a Simulink.Configset
object to store the
configuration settings for a model. This object is stored in the MATLAB® base workspace while the
model is open. This feature allows you to: reuse the same configuration settings in multiple models; change the
configuration sets for multiple models without modifying the models; and, use different configuration sets for a
referenced model without modifying the model.
The MLToolkit allows you to create an RTDB and generate SimWB-compliant code for a model that uses configuration set reference.
The workflow for generating an RTDB or SimWB-compliant code for a model that uses configuration set reference is the same as the workflow for a model that doesn't use this feature.
The MLToolkit includes a set of models that use configuration set reference - ccur_configsetref_top
,
ccur_configsetref_sub1
, and ccur_configsetref_sub2
. The "top" model references the two
"sub" models. All three models reference the configuration set, configSetObj
, that is stored in a
helper MAT file, ccur_configsetref_data
. Use the workflow described in this example to generate code for ccur_configsetref_top
.
Note: These models were created using MATLAB R2013b (8.2). They are best viewed in this release or higher.
Simulink®, developed by MathWorks, is a graphical modeling environment.