Loading and saving data in Xcos - English
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* Load the code file for a simple simulation using the Ramp Input block * Use the TOWS_c block to the save data values in the workspace * Comment on the parameters of the TOWS_c block * Access the saved data in the Scilab workspace * Use the WRITEC_f block to save simulation data to a C binary file * Comment on the parameters of the WRITEC_f block * Replace the Ramp block with READC_f block * Configure the READC_f block to read data from a saved binary encoded file * Test the Xcos simulation.
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