stop

Stop execution of real-time application on target computer

Since R2020b

Syntax

stop(target_object,AutoImportFileLog)

Description

stop(target_object,AutoImportFileLog) stops execution of the real-time application that is running on the target computer, which is represented by the target_object. Before using this method, you must create, load, and start the real-time application on the target computer. If a real-time application is loaded on the target computer, but is not running, this command unloads the application.

You can also stop the real-time application from the RTOS command line. For more information, see Execute Target Computer RTOS Commands at Target Computer Command Line and Target Computer Command-Line Interface.

Examples

Stop Execution of Real-Time Application

Stop execution of the real-time application that is running on the target computer, which is represented by the target object tg.

tg = slrealtime('TargetPC1');
load(tg, 'my_xpctank');

% If stop occurs when application is loaded but not started,
% the application is unloaded (process stops).

start(tg);
stop(tg);

Input Arguments

target_object — Object that represents target computer

slrealtime.Target object

Provides access to methods that manipulate the target computer properties.

Example: tg

AutoImportFileLog — Configure file log import

true (default) | false

Optionally, select whether the file log data is uploaded to the Simulation Data Inspector on the development computer after the real-time application stops.

If a model includes a Enable File Log block, the stop(tg) AutoImportFileLog option has no effect, and the startRecording function and stopRecording function only control signal streaming (not File Log logging).

Example: stop(tg,'AutoImportFileLog',true)

Version History

Introduced in R2020b

R2023a: AutoImportFileLog Control

The stop function AutoImportFileLog option lets you select whether the Simulink Real-Time auto imports file log data when the real-time application stops. This option lets you change the auto import operation that was selected by the start function.