qc_load_model
Loads the generated code for a model on a QUARC target.
result = qc_load_model(target_uri, model, arguments) % Load code for model with specified arguments on given target result = qc_load_model(target_uri, model) % Load code for model with external mode arguments on given target result = qc_load_model(model, arguments) % Load code for model with specified arguments result = qc_load_model(model) % Load code for model with external mode arguments result = qc_load_model % Load code for the current model with external mode arguments
Loads the code generated from a model on a QUARC target. The code is assumed to be downloaded to the target already. If no arguments are specified then the arguments specified in the external mode MEX arguments in the Code Generation/Interface configuration pane are used. If no model is specified then the currently selected model is used. The target is identified by the settings for the active configuration for the model if no target URI is provided. Substitutions on the model arguments are performed as described in the help for qc_get_model_arguments.
If the model is not open then then first form of the command must be used so that the target URI and model arguments are known. Furthermore, the model arguments must not contain any format specifiers that require information from the model, such as the model URI. If the model is open then none of these restrictions apply.
target_uri
A string containing the URI of the target. eg. 'shmem://quarc-target:1'. If no target URI is specified
then the target URI associated with the model's active configuration is used.
model
A string indicating the name of the model to load. eg. 'q_a_lpbk'. Use
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doc('bdroot')arguments
A string containing the model arguments. These arguments will override the arguments specified for Code Generation. Format specifiers are still permitted.
result
Returns 0 on success and a negative error code on failure. See qc_error and qc_get_error_message for handling error codes. If no output is assigned it issues an error on failure.
result = qc_load_model('q_a_lpbk'); % Loads the q_a_lpbk model on the target.
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