%% Superstep
% 
% This model shows the use of Superstep semantics on a Stateflow(R) chart which allows the chart to repeatedly take all possible transitions from the current state to get 
% to a stable state configuration before going to the next simulation step. This example shows two exactly identical Stateflow
% charts except that one has the Superstep mode disabled and the other has the Superstep mode enabled.
% 
% Run the simulation and compare the output from the two charts on the scopes. You will notice that in the output from the chart 'Without Superstep' the value
% changes in steps till it reaches its final steady state whereas in the chart 'With Superstep' the value immediately reaches its steady state because of the 
% Superstep semantics.

% Copyright 2007-2012 The MathWorks, Inc.

mdl = 'sf_superstep';
open_system(mdl);
evalc('sim(mdl)');
