Difference of ssGetTaskTime and ssGetT in C-S-Function

Hello,

I'm wondering about what the difference between ssGetTaskTime and ssGetT is. The help of ssGetTaskTime (<http://www.mathworks.de/de/help/simulink/sfg/ssgettasktime.html>) says that it returns the "current time of the current task".

But what is the current task? The whole simulation, the current call of e.g. mdlOutputs or maybe the current integration step?

I hope somebody can help me.

Best regards, Sebastian Winter

Answer 1

[Kaustubha Govind]

If you're not writing a multi-rate S-function, then ssGetT is what you need. Only if you are writing an S-function that has multiple sample-times, you can use ssGetTaskTime in combination with ssIsSampleHit as demonstrated in the example here.