Update a block's states
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C, C++
#define MDL_UPDATE
void mdlUpdate(SimStruct *S, int_T tid)
S SimStruct representing an S-Function block.
tid Task ID.
The Simulink® engine invokes this optional method at each major simulation time step. The method should compute the S-function's states at the current time step and store the states in the S-function's state vector. The method can also perform any other tasks that the S-function needs to perform at each major time step.
Use this code if your S-function has one or more discrete states or does not have direct feedthrough.
The reason for this is that most S-functions that do not have discrete states but do have direct feedthrough do not have update functions. Therefore, the engine is able to eliminate the need for the extra call in these circumstances.
If your C MEX S-function needs to have its mdlUpdate routine
called and it does not satisfy either of the above two conditions,
specify that it has a discrete state, using the ssSetNumDiscStates macro
in the mdlInitializeSizes function.
In C MEX S-functions, the tid (task ID) argument
specifies the task running when the mdlOutputs routine
is invoked. You can use this argument in the mdlUpdate routine
of a multirate S-Function block to encapsulate task-specific blocks
of code (see Multirate S-Function Blocks).
Use the UNUSED_ARG macro if your C MEX S-function
does not contain task-specific blocks of code to indicate that the tid input
argument is required but not used in the body of the callback. To
do this, insert the line
UNUSED_ARG(tid)
after the declarations in mdlUpdate.
Note
If you have Simulink
Coder™, when generating code for a noninlined
C MEX S-function that contains this method, make sure the method is
not wrapped in a #if defined(MATLAB_MEX_FILE) statement.
For example:
#define MDL_UPDATE
#if defined(MDL_UPDATE) && defined(MATLAB_MEX_FILE)
static void mdlUpdate(SimStruct *S, int_T tid)
{
/* Add mdlUpdate code here */
}
#endif The define statement makes the mdlUpdate method
available only to a MATLAB® MEX file. If the S-function is not
inlined, Simulink
Coder cannot use this method, resulting in
link or run-time errors.
For an example that uses this function to update discrete states,
see dsfunc.c.
For an example that uses this function to update the transfer function
coefficients of a time-varying continuous transfer function, see stvctf.c.