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From: Danh on 4 Jun 2010 04:42
I have a question and I can't find the answer on the web. So I would like to ask?
I'm programing with m-file, and in that file, there are two statements:
set_param('PID_Motor','SimulationCommand','start');
pause(0.5);
I think after the first statement, Matlab will start to work with simulink file "PID_Motor", so I write the second statement to ensure that after the simulink file finish computation then continue do next statement in m-file.

And my question is: need to write the second statement or not?
Because there are two cases here:
- if Matlab do threats parallelly, then I should insert the second statement, because after the first statement, Matlab will do 2 threats in the same time: start simulink file "PID_Motor" and do statement "pause(0.5)".
- If not, after the first statement, Matlab will only start working with simulink file "PID_Motor", and just only when finish working with this file, Matlab will compute the next statement.

I hope I explain my problem easily to understand and some one who's professional with Matlab will help me !

Thanks!
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