qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot :: QUARC MATLAB Functions

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qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot

Removes the model from the list of models configured to load on a QUARC target at boot time.

Syntax

result = qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot(model, name)      % Remove model NAME from the boot list on target associated with MODEL
result = qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot(config_set, name) % Remove model NAME from the boot list on target associated with the configuration set
result = qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot(target_uri, name) % Remove model NAME from the boot list on target specified by the target URI
result = qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot(name)             % Remove model NAME from the boot list on its associated target
result = qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot                   % Remove the current model from the boot list on the target associated with it

Description

Remove a model from the list of models configured to load on a target at boot time. If MODEL is specified, then the target URI associated with the active configuration set of that model is used to identify the target. If a configuration set is specified then its associated target URI is used. If a target URI is specified then it is used directly to access the target.

If no target URI is specified via a model, configuration set or URI then the target is identified by the settings for the active configuration of the model being removed. Note that in this case all the models listed in the NAME argument must be open in order to extract the target URI associated with each model name.

The NAME argument is the name of the model to remove on the target. To remove multiple models at the same time, use a cell array of strings.

Parameters

model

A string indicating the name of the model from which to identify the target eg. 'q_a_lpbk'.

config_set

A Simulink.ConfigSet configuration set from which to identify the target (see

target_uri

A string containing the URI used for communicating with the QUARC Target Manager on the target.

name

A string indicating the name of the model to remove or a cell array of strings .e.g. 'test_model'

Outputs

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 result output is assigned it issues an error on failure.

Examples

qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot; % Removes the current model from the list of models to load at boot time on the target

% Remove all models configured to load at boot time on the target associated with the current model
models = qc_get_models_loaded_at_boot;
qc_remove_model_loaded_at_boot(bdroot, models);