Place Component Function on MATLAB Search Path :: Replacing an HDL Component with a MATLAB Component Function (EDA Simulator Link™)

Contents

Index

• Using EDA Simulator Link with Cadence Incisive

• Using EDA Simulator Link with Mentor Graphics ModelSim

• Getting Started

• Simulating an HDL Component in a MATLAB Test Bench Environment

• Replacing an HDL Component with a MATLAB Component Function

Workflow for Creating a MATLAB Component Function for Use with the HDL Simulator

Overview to Using a MATLAB Function as a Component

Code HDL Modules for Visualization Using MATLAB

• Code an EDA Simulator Link MATLAB Component Function

Place Component Function on MATLAB Search Path

Start hdldaemon to Provide Connection to HDL Simulator

Start HDL Simulator for Use with MATLAB

• Invoke matlabcp to Bind MATLAB Component Function Calls

• Schedule Options for a Component Session

Run MATLAB Component Simulation

• Simulating an HDL Component in a Simulink Test Bench Environment

• Replacing an HDL Component with a Simulink Algorithm

• Recording Simulink Signal State Transitions for Post-Processing

• Defining EDA Simulator Link M-Functions and Function Parameters

• Additional Deployment Options

• Advanced Operational Topics

• Using EDA Simulator Link with Synopsys Discovery

• Release Notes

Learn more about EDA Link Simulator

Place Component Function on MATLAB Search Path

The MATLAB M-function that you are associating with an HDL component must be on the MATLAB search path or reside in the current working folder (see the MATLAB cd function). See Place Test Bench Function on MATLAB Search Path for instructions on performing this process.

Code an EDA Simulator Link MATLAB Component
Function

Code an EDA Simulator Link MATLAB Component Function

Start hdldaemon to Provide Connection to HDL Simulator

Start hdldaemon to Provide Connection to HDL Simulator

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