- Write down the mathematics of what you need to do.
- Learn sufficient MATLAB to do what you need.
- Write the code to do what you want.
MIL SIL equivalence check.
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Dhruvilkumar Chavada
el 20 de Feb. de 2024
Comentada: Dhruvilkumar Chavada
el 20 de Feb. de 2024
I am currently working on process advisor example. I am using built in task to perform MIL test cases. I change the built in TestsPerTestCase.m to perform SIL test execution (using 22b, so simulation mode is not supported).
I have stored the result file two specific folder MIL_test and SIL_test (each has 3 results).
I want to create a custom task where i can perform MIL and SIL test execution, with builtin queries.
Any idea on how to perform this?
Currently i am using built in example
processAdvisorExampleStart
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John D'Errico
el 20 de Feb. de 2024
Editada: John D'Errico
el 20 de Feb. de 2024
A literally impossible question to answer. Both far too broad, too vague, and yet extremely specific. It is not even clear what your question is specifically about, since you use jargon and acronyms that you may understand, yet are not terribly clear to the rest of the world.
How do you do it? Broadly, you:
We can't teach you all the MATLAB you might need to learn here, since we have no clue as to what you already know, and don't know. So any attempt to tell you want you need to know would involve writing an entire book, when you might only need to read chapter 17.
So as I said above, start by carefully writing down the mathematics of the problem. Make sure you understand it.
Then, once you understand the mathematics of what you need to do, write a simple function that does the above computation, and returns the desired result. Don't worry about the interface. Fix the function until it performs as you need. Finally, build an interface around the code you have written.
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