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## Motivation
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1. Running model in theloop tests with Simulink becomes time consuming with Matlab & Simulink overhead. There are ways to reduce it (Model reference, etc) however nothing has shown to be as fast as a precompiled shared library.
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1. Running software-in-the-loop tests with Simulink becomes time consuming with Matlab & Simulink overhead. There are ways to reduce it (Model reference, etc) however nothing has shown to be as fast as a precompiled shared library.
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2. Python has a very mature set of tools and packages to automate testing.
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## Use cases
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1. Use Python and it's ecosystem to run complex Simulink models.
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2. Use Python & `pytest` to run Model-in-the-Loop (MIL) tests on Simulink subsystems.
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2. Use Python & `pytest` to run Software-in-the-Loop (SIL) tests on Simulink subsystems.
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3. Give Simulink algorithms to developers without Matlab/Simulink licenses to use.
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4. Use GitHub/GitLab actions and Python to automate testing in the cloud.
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5. Start a programming language war at your company.
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