Simulate and return model coverage results for test objects
cvdo = cvsim(modelName)
cvdo = cvsim(cvto)
[cvdo,simOut]
= cvsim(cvto,Name1,Value1,Name2,Value2,...)
[cvdo,simOut]
= cvsim(cvto,ParameterStruct)
[cvdo1,cvdo2,...]
= cvsim(cvto1,cvto2,...)
cvdo = cvsim(modelName)cvsim saves
the coverage results in the cvdata object, cvdo.
However, when recording coverage for multiple models in a hierarchy, cvsim returns
the coverage results in a cv.cvdatagroup object.
cvdo = cvsim(cvto)cvtest object, cvto. cvsim saves
the coverage results in the cvdata object, cvdo.
However, when recording coverage for multiple models in a hierarchy, cvsim returns
the coverage results in a cv.cvdatagroup object.
[ specifies
the model parameters and simulates the model. cvdo,simOut]
= cvsim(cvto,Name1,Value1,Name2,Value2,...)cvsim returns
the coverage results in the cvdata object, cvdo,
and returns the simulation outputs in the Simulink.SimulationOutputsimOut.
[ sets
the model parameters specified in a structure cvdo,simOut]
= cvsim(cvto,ParameterStruct)ParameterStruct,
simulates the model, returns the coverage results in cvdo,
and returns the simulation outputs in simOut.
[
simulates the model and returns the coverage results for the test
objects, cvdo1,cvdo2,...]
= cvsim(cvto1,cvto2,...)cvto1, cvto2, .... cvdo1 contains
the coverage results for cvto1, cvdo2 contains
the coverage results for cvto2, and so on.
Even if you have not enabled coverage recording for the model,
you can execute the cvsim command to record coverage
for your model.
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Name of model specified as a character vector or string |
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Model parameters specified as a structure |
Specify optional
comma-separated pairs of Name,Value arguments. Name is
the argument name and Value is the corresponding value.
Name must appear inside quotes. You can specify several name and value
pair arguments in any order as
Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN.
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Name of the model parameter to be specified for simulation |
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Value of the model parameter |
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Open the sldemo_engine example model, create
the test object, set the model parameters, and simulate the model. cvsim returns
the coverage data in cvdo and the simulation outputs
in the Simulink.SimulationOutput object, simOut:
model = 'sldemo_engine';
open_system(model);
testObj = cvtest(model); % Get test data
testObj.settings.decision = 1;
paramStruct.AbsTol = '1e-5';
paramStruct.SaveState = 'on';
paramStruct.StateSaveName = 'xoutNew';
paramStruct.SaveOutput = 'on';
paramStruct.OutputSaveName = 'youtNew';
[cvdo,simOut] = cvsim(testObj,paramStruct); % Get coverage
cvhtml('CoverageReport.html', cvdo); % Create HTML Reportcv.cvdatagroup | cvtest | sim