Is it possible to Run 'matlab script .m' and 'simulink model .mdl' independently on same matlab software

Greetings!

Quirey: Is it possible to run matlab script and simulink model running at the same time. (Showing scopes output in Simulink and output plots in matlab script as well) While running they are not effecting each other speed.

The aim:

• Simulink generates some results (runtime i.e. online)
• & the matlab .m file performs extensive analysis meantime

I have slight idea that this could be done by assigning different cores to simulink and matlab scripts. But how is it possible? While generating outputs? .... Please guide.

( The 'parsim' command didnt worked for me, it didnt showed results while running. Moreover, as far I know from my knowlegde the parrallel computing toolbox generally focus on multiple simulink files but my concern is the .m and .mdl file )

[Walter Roberson]

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/2047512-how-to-run-matlab-and-simulink-in-parrallel-such-that-they-dont-effect-each-other-speed?s_tid=srchtitle seems to be the same question

[Shafaq Gul]

Thanks for the valuable comment. But their is a bit difference. The current question asks for independent running of the Simulink and matlab. But previous question was asking for data communication as well. Since the question title seems same, may be thats why it gave a look of resemblence ;) . Apologies on that regard.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

No, not typically. Typically the speeds would be affected. But depending on the matlab code and the model and the amount of data logged, it might not turn out to be a lot of impact.

[Shafaq Gul]

Okay thanks for answering!