Hi All.
Quite magically my installation started exhibiting this problem as this
thread opened up.
I have been fiddling around with this and have nailed down the problem
(In my case) to one statement in xps_xsg_conf_mask.m:
xlsetparam(xsg_blk,...
'directory', ['./',clear_name(get_param(gcb
> Thanks for posting this, Glenn.
>
> I was helping a visitor debug a useless Simulink error, and your
> post "solved" it. We were following the original ROACH tutorial:
>
> http://casper.berkeley.edu/wiki/Roach_Tutorial
>
> Matlab wasn't crashing for us, but whenever we tried to simulate
> or co
Thanks for posting this, Glenn.
I was helping a visitor debug a useless Simulink error, and your
post "solved" it. We were following the original ROACH tutorial:
http://casper.berkeley.edu/wiki/Roach_Tutorial
Matlab wasn't crashing for us, but whenever we tried to simulate
or compile, we got s
In case anyone else encounters this problem, I found a work around. If
you set the clock pin location field of the system generator block to
something (i used 'd7') and then clear it, the problem seems to go
away. I'd still like to figure out the root cause, but haven't found
anything yet.
Glenn
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Hello,
I'm suddenly having trouble with my linux 11.3 machine. Whenever I
update a diagram containing the yellow MSSGE block, matlab crashes
because of a segfault in an S-function of one of the xilinx blocks in
the design. For example, a design with nothing but a counter, MSSGE
token and XSG token,
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