Porting C++ to Simulink Code

Hi Everybody,

I need to port a C++ program into Simulink. What do you guy's think is the best approach on accomplishing this task? I am kind of new to Simulink but not new to programming. I was also wondering what are some of the Simulink courses I should take. I probably will need an introductory course but what are some of the others that will help me with this porting?

Thank you for helping,

RG

[Rik]

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Porting C++ to Simulink Code

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Hi Everybody,

I need to port a C++ program into Simulink. What do you guy's think is the best approach on accomplishing this task? I am kind of new to Simulink but not new to programming. I was also wondering what are some of the Simulink courses I should take. I probably will need an introductory course but what are some of the others that will help me with this porting?

Thank you for helping,

RG

[Rik]

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[Sachin Kumar]

First thing you should know is, Simulink is not a usual coding language like C,C++,etc., it's a graphical programming environment. It uses programming blocks to create the models(programs) which you can simulate to get the outputs.

You can run C++ programs from Simulink using S-function builder for this you need to know basics of Simulink first. You can get training from Mathworks itself: https://www.mathworks.com/services/training.html

Also you can look into coursera courses on MATLAB. Another way of learning is to look at the examples from Mathworks documentation,run the examples and make changes according to requirements.