The CLI package of Massif allows the converting between the Simulink models and Massif EMF models inside of MATLAB scripts.

Setup

Download the package from:

You have to download it and add its path to the MATLAB’s java path via the javaaddpath(/jar’s location as a string goes here/) command.

Create MATLAB model from Massif EMF model

First you have to create a modelImporter object which is an instance of the CLIMatlabCreator class:

modelImporter = hu.bme.mit.massif.simulink.cli.CLIMatlabCreator;

With this you can create the MATLAB model via calling CLIMatlabCreator’s createMatlabModel() method like this:

modelImporter.createMatlabModel([modelName], [modelPath], [extension - optional]);

  • The modelName is the name of the model file without extension as a string.

  • The modelPath is the folder path containing the model file as a string.

  • The (optional) extension is the file extension in which the created model file will be saved. Its default is "slx".

Create Massif EMF model from MATLAB model

First you have to create a modelExporter object which is an instance of the CLIEMFCreator class:

modelExporter = hu.bme.mit.massif.simulink.cli.CLIEMFCreator;

With this you can create the Massif EMF model via calling CLIEMFCreator’s createSimulinkModel() method like this:

modelExporter.createSimulinkModel([modelName], [outputDir], [importMode - optional]);

  • The modelName is the name of the model file without extension as a string.

  • The outputDir is the folder path in which the generated Massif EMF model will be saved.

  • The (optional) importMode is an enum to select the import mode. It can have the following four values:

    • hu.bme.mit.massif.simulink.api.util.ImportMode.SHALLOW

    • hu.bme.mit.massif.simulink.api.util.ImportMode.DEEP

    • hu.bme.mit.massif.simulink.api.util.ImportMode.FLATTENING

    • hu.bme.mit.massif.simulink.api.util.ImportMode.REFERENCING

      The meaning of the import modes is described here.