Using the Algorithm Analyzer Report

Executing the socModelAnalyzer function on a Simulink^® model or the socFunctionAnalyzer function on a MATLAB^® function results in a report that details the resources used by the model or function, respectively.

The report includes information for each mathematical or logical operator in the top model or function, with individual lines for each operator and data type. For example, multiplication with data type double and multiplication with data type uint32 are listed separately. The report lists each instance of the operator as a separate line. The report includes these fields.

• Path – The path to the operator within the structural hierarchy of the top model or function

• Count – The number of times the operator is executed in the design

• Operator – The operator used

• DataType – The data type used for the output of the operator

• Link – A link to the location of the operator in the model or function

Open Report

Use one of these options to access the report.

• Execute the socModelAnalyzer function, and then click the Open report viewer link.

• Execute the socFunctionAnalyzer function, and the click the Open report viewer link.

• Execute the socAlgorithmAnalyzerReport function, specifying a MAT-file generated by the socModelAnalyzer or socFunctionAnalyzer function.

Operator View

View the generated report in the operator view. On the report toolstrip, click Operator View. Then, when clicking Collapse All each line represents the number of operator executions per data type. A line in the collapsed-view of the report represents one or more operators, with the same data-type. Expand a line to see the individual operators contributing to the count, their path in the model hierarchy, and a link to their location in the model.

Algorithm View

View the generated report in the operator view. On the report toolstrip, click Algorithm View. Then, when clicking Collapse All each line represents a top node in the hierarchy. You can expand a line to navigate to the function or model that you are analyzing. Use this view when you are interested in analyzing the operators in a specific model or function. When using this view, you can collapse the view for other models or functions.