Is the creation of a test bench possible, without the use of the HDL coder software?

My goal is to create a testbench to check the validity of a simple program(Could be even a 'Hello World') with the aid of Matlab. I have been searching online resources, and most of the point me to the use of the HDL coder, in order to combine the test bench with VHDL or similar softwares. Is it possible to not use these and just create a simple test bench, and if yes what is the best place to look for further information?

[Adam]

If you want to just test Matlab functions then just use the inbuilt unit testing functionality e.g.

docsearch testing framework

should take you to links from which you can read up on the options for this.

Answer 1

[Kiran Kintali]

https://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab-test.html

MATLAB Test provides tools for developing, executing, measuring, and managing dynamic tests of MATLAB code, including deployed applications and user-authored toolboxes. You can use the project-based quality dashboard to raise the visibility of code readiness to an intuitive summary level. The dashboard is an interactive, graphical summary of code quality metrics with clickable details for code analysis, code coverage, test results, and requirements.