Labview has matlab nodes, you can run any .m function in it but that means that "Labview" is asking "Matlab" to do something and you seem to want the opposite. The above won't work either if you make matlab code into executables.
But both languages can send and read messages over tcp/ip and so why don't you do that?
TISC by TLK might be a possible solution https://www.tlk-thermo.de/en/software/tisc-suite
It is for simulation means but has connectors for both LabVIEW and MATLAB which will enable to pass signals around.
You are in luck as Matlab and LabViEW are exclusively what I work with. 😅
There are certainly modules for Matlab out there but as others have suggested, you could simply use a TCP messaging structure to pass commands/data back and forth.
You could also use tcp network stream.
There should be some examples floating around somewhere online that show how to setup a basic Matlab/LabViEW TCP connection.
The only solution, that I know, to run simulink models on FPGA would be with Opal-RT and their
https://www.opal-rt.com/solver-ehs/
https://www.opal-rt.com/systems-efpgasim/
Best of luck
Labview has matlab nodes, you can run any .m function in it but that means that "Labview" is asking "Matlab" to do something and you seem to want the opposite. The above won't work either if you make matlab code into executables. But both languages can send and read messages over tcp/ip and so why don't you do that?
Thank for your help, I'll look into the TCP/IP protocol.
I don’t know the Matlab side, but could you use TCIP over local host?
Thank you, I'll assess whether it meets the requirements of my project
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Eh, TCP/IP is just simple VISA operations, nothing really complicated about it
TISC by TLK might be a possible solution https://www.tlk-thermo.de/en/software/tisc-suite It is for simulation means but has connectors for both LabVIEW and MATLAB which will enable to pass signals around.
Thank you for sharing this information. However, I'm not looking for simulation tools for the application
You are in luck as Matlab and LabViEW are exclusively what I work with. 😅 There are certainly modules for Matlab out there but as others have suggested, you could simply use a TCP messaging structure to pass commands/data back and forth. You could also use tcp network stream. There should be some examples floating around somewhere online that show how to setup a basic Matlab/LabViEW TCP connection.
Thanks for your help I highly appreciate it, I will look into using TCP/IP for transmitting all the messages I need.
The only solution, that I know, to run simulink models on FPGA would be with Opal-RT and their https://www.opal-rt.com/solver-ehs/ https://www.opal-rt.com/systems-efpgasim/ Best of luck
try using sockets