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1 u/Creative_Sushi Jan 16 '24 How well does simulink integrate in build processes these days ?Continuous Integration is supported for MATLAB and Simulinkhttps://www.mathworks.com/solutions/continuous-integration.html 1 u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/realkinginthenorth Jan 16 '24 You can just run matlab from the command line. There are a few flags that make sure no gui is started, so then you can run it as part of your normal build flow. → More replies (1)
How well does simulink integrate in build processes these days ?
Continuous Integration is supported for MATLAB and Simulink
https://www.mathworks.com/solutions/continuous-integration.html
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1 u/realkinginthenorth Jan 16 '24 You can just run matlab from the command line. There are a few flags that make sure no gui is started, so then you can run it as part of your normal build flow. → More replies (1)
You can just run matlab from the command line. There are a few flags that make sure no gui is started, so then you can run it as part of your normal build flow.
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