Run simulation by command

Question

Hello Community,

is it possible to run a simulation by a command?

I would like to run two simulations of two different models.

The results of the first simulation are input values for the second.

Regards,

Nils

NilsWaap · Answer

Thank you Fady,

basically your solution is working. It worked several times...

But after some time without any changes in the model this Error occoured:

I had the same error with a 'toMat-file' Block and 'solved' the issue by deleting the block.

@RoKet The Simulations run one after the other.

Regards,

Nils

RoKet · Answer

I have an additional question: vssRunSimulation ends when the simulation has finished? Or do the both simulations run in parallel?

Fady Nassif_21652 · Answer

Hello Nils,

Short answer is: Yes you can.

Let us consider that we have two Models: (A and B) .

If you want to share signals. A must create the signal using the SignalOut block and B will read the Signal using the SignalIn block.

In that case the oml function will be

function run_sims()
 	    vssRunSimulation('modelA',[],getcurrentenv);
 	    vssRunSimulation('modelB',[],getcurrentenv);
 	end

note the third argument is where the signal created by A is stored. In the example, it is the current environment, so you can directly access that signal, process it if needed before calling the second simulation.

Hope this help.

Thanks

Fady