fxptdlg
Open the Fixed-Point Tool
Syntax
Description
fxptdlg(
opens the Fixed-Point
Tool for the Simulink® model or subsystem specified by system_name
)system_name
.
You can also access this tool by the following methods:
From the Apps tab, under Code Generation click Fixed-Point Tool.
From a subsystem context (right-click) menu, select Fixed-Point Tool.
Examples
Open the Fixed-Point Tool from the Command Line
Open a Simulink model.
openExample("fixedpoint/FixedPointToolExample","supportingFile","fxpdemo_feedback.slx")
Open the Fixed-Point Tool with the Controller
subsystem selected
as the system under design.
fxptdlg('fxpdemo_feedback/Controller')
Override Fixed-Point Specifications
Most of the functionality in the Fixed-Point Tool is for use with the Fixed-Point Designer™ software. However, even if you do not have Fixed-Point Designer software, you can configure data type override settings to simulate a model that specifies fixed-point data types. In this mode, the Simulink software temporarily overrides fixed-point data types with floating-point data types when simulating the model.
Note that if you use fi objects or embedded numeric data types in your model or workspace, you might introduce fixed-point data types into your model. You can set fipref to prevent the checkout of a Fixed-Point Designer license.
To simulate a model without using Fixed-Point Designer:
Enter the following at the command line.
set_param(gcs, 'DataTypeOverride', 'Double',... 'DataTypeOverrideAppliesTo','AllNumericTypes',... 'MinMaxOverflowLogging','ForceOff')
If you use fi
objects or embedded numeric data types in your
model, set the fipref
DataTypeOverride
property to TrueDoubles
or
TrueSingles
(to be consistent with the model-wide data type
override setting) and the DataTypeOverrideAppliesTo
property to
All numeric types
.
For example, at the MATLAB® command line, enter:
p = fipref('DataTypeOverride', 'TrueDoubles', ... 'DataTypeOverrideAppliesTo', 'AllNumericTypes');
Input Arguments
system_name
— Model or subsystem to analyze or convert
top-level model of current system
Model or subsystem to analyze or convert in the Fixed-Point Tool.
Data Types: string
Version History
Introduced before R2006a
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