Overview of the SimEvents Debugger

SimEvents software includes a debugger that lets you use MATLAB functions to suspend a simulation at each step or breakpoint, and query simulation behavior. The debugger also creates a simulation log with detailed information about what happens during the simulation.

This table indicates sources of relevant information about the debugger. For information about debugging resources other than the debugger, see Overview of Debugging Resources.

To Read About...	Refer to...	Description
Functions	Debugger Function Reference	List of functions related to debugging
Examples	Confirming Event-Based Behavior Using the SimEvents Debugger, part of an example	Stepping through a simulation
	Exploring the D/D/1 System Using the SimEvents Debugger, part of an example	Querying the final state of a simulation
	A video tutorial on the Web, in two parts: Basic Single Stepping and Querying Breakpoints and Advanced Querying	Stepping, querying, and using breakpoints
	Example: Choices of Values for Event Priorities	Interpreting the simulation log
	Example: Preemption by High-Priority Entities	Stepping forward from a breakpoint and interpreting the simulation log
	Example: Deadlock Resulting from Loop in Entity Path	Inferring the reasons for a simulation deadlock
Procedures	Starting the SimEvents Debugger	How to start the debugger
	Stepping Through the Simulation and Using Breakpoints During Debugging	How to control the simulation
	Inspecting Entities, Blocks, and Events and Customizing the Debugger Simulation Log	How to get information
Background	The Debugger Environment	Working in debug mode and interpreting debugger displays

Overview of Debugging Resources

Starting the SimEvents Debugger

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