User`s guide

Quick Start Tutorials

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In this exercise you only supply the first two calling arguments (a model

name and a target directory) and no return arguments:

1 Run the conversion utility by typing at the MATLAB prompt

sl_convert_to_model_reference('vdptop','.')

This converts the vdptop model and places the resulting files in the current

directory. The converter prints a number of progress messages to the

console, and when successful, terminates with

ans =

Note that the model being converted need not be open. The files in your

working directory now consist of the following.

2 Type vdptop_converted to open the converted top-level model. Open the

Scope if it is not visible, and click

Start or choose Start from the

Simulation menu. The model calls the vdpmult_msf simulation target to

simulate. The model and its output look like this.

vdptop.mdl The modified vdp model you saved

vdptop_converted.mdl Top-level model created by the M-function that

contains a Model block where the vdpmult

subsystem was

vdpmult.mdl Model created for the vdpmult subsystem

vdpmult_msf.dll

Static library file (on Windows) that executes

when the

vdptop model calls what was

formerly the vdpmult subsystem

/slprj Project directory for generated model reference

code