pingHdlSim

Block cosimulation until HDL simulator is ready

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Syntax

pID = pingHdlSim(timeout)
pID = pingHdlSim(timeout,portnumber)
pID = pingHdlSim(timeout,portnumber,hostname)

Description

pID = pingHdlSim(timeout) attempts to connect to the HDL simulator using a shared connection. The function blocks cosimulation until the HDL server loads or the specified timeout occurs. pingHdlSim returns the process ID pID of the HDL simulator or -1 if a timeout occurs. When you automate a cosimulation, use this function to determine if the HDL server is loaded before your script continues the simulation.

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pID = pingHdlSim(timeout,portnumber) attempts to connect to the local host on the port portnumber.

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pID = pingHdlSim(timeout,portnumber,hostname) attempts to connect to the host hostname on port portnumber.

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Examples

Block Cosimulation Until HDL Simulator Is Ready

The following function call blocks further cosimulation until the HDL server loads or 30 seconds pass.

>>pingHdlSim(30)

If the server loads within 30 seconds, pingHdlSim returns the process ID. Otherwise, pingHdlSim returns -1.

The following function call blocks further cosimulation on port 5678 until the HDL server loads or 20 seconds pass.

>>pingHdlSim(20,'5678')

The following function call blocks further cosimulation on port 5678 on host name msuser until the HDL server loads or 20 seconds pass:

>>pingHdlSim(20,'5678','msuser')

Input Arguments

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Number of seconds to wait for a response from the HDL simulator, specified as a positive scalar.

Data Types: single | double | int8 | int16 | int32 | int64 | uint8 | uint16 | uint32 | uint64

Port number to connect, specified as a character vector or string scalar. The HDL simulator attempts to connect to a host on the specified port number.

Data Types: char | string

Name of the host to connect, specified as a character vector or string scalar.

Data Types: char | string

Version History

Introduced in R2008a

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