Stateflow User's Guide

Debugging and Testing

To ensure that your Stateflow diagrams are behaving as you expect them to, use the Stateflow Debugging window to evaluate code coverage and perform dynamic checking during simulation.

Debugging with the Debugging Window	Describes the parts of the Stateflow Debugging window during debugging.
Debugging Run-Time Errors Example	Shows you how to debug run-time errors in Stateflow diagrams with an actual example model.
Debugging State Inconsistencies	Describes how state inconsistencies due to faulty Stateflow notation are detected and debugged.
Debugging Conflicting Transitions	Describes how conflicting transitions, transitions that are equally valid during execution, are detected and debugged.
Debugging Data Range Violations	Describes how to debug for occurrences of the value of a data object exceeding its maximum value or dropping below its minimum value.
Debugging Cyclic Behavior	Shows you how the Stateflow Debugging window detects algorithms that lead to infinite recursions and looping caused by event broadcasts.
Watching Data Values with Debuggers	Shows you a variety of ways that you can keep track of the values for Stateflow data and state activity during simulation.
Monitoring Stateflow Test Points	Shows you how to specify local data or states as test points that you can plot with a floating scope or log to MATLAB workspace during simulation.
Understanding Model Coverage for Stateflow Charts	Describes how the Model Coverage tool determines the extent to which a model test case exercises simulation control flow paths through a model.

Makefiles Debugging with the Debugging Window