maeGenerateFuSaReport
maeGenerateFuSaReport(
[ ?session t_sessionName ]
[ ?historyName t_historyName ]
[ ?outFile t_outFile ]
[ ?checkerExprList l_checkerExprList ]
[ ?mode t_mode ]
[ ?modeID x_modeID ]
[ ?confidenceLevel n_confidenceLevel ]
[ ?viewFusaReport g_viewFusaReportValue ]
)
=> t / nil
Description
Generates a functional safety report for a fault simulation run.
Arguments
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?session t_sessionName
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Name of a session.
Default: Current session
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?historyName t_historyName
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Name of the history for which you want to generate the report.
Default: "", which implies that results from the last run fault simulation are used for the report.
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?outFile t_outFile
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Path of the file in which the report is to be written.
Default value: "./FuSAReport.txt"
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?checkerExprList l_checkerExprList
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List of the names of the checker expressions to be used to check the output of the checker blocks.
Default value is "". You must specify at least one expression.
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?mode t_mode
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The failure mode to be printed in the report.
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SPF: Single Point Failure -
LFC: Latent Fault Continuous -
LFP: Latent Fault Periodic
Default value is "". You must specify a valid mode to run the function successfully.
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?modeID x_modeID
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An integer ID of the failure mode being addressed with this report.
Default value: 0
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?confidenceLevel n_confidenceLevel
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A confidence level, in percentage, to show the corresponding confidence intervals in the fault detection matrix.
Default value is 0. You must specify a positive floating value to run the function successfully.
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?viewFusaReport g_viewFusaReportValue
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Specifies whether to open the report after it is created.
Default value is nil.
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Value Returned
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t
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A functional safety report is generated successfully.
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nil
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The functional safety report was not generated or could not be saved at the given file path.
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Example
The following example shows how to generate a functional safety report:
maeGenerateFuSaReport( ?outFile "./report1.txt" ?checkerExprList '("problemDetected2") ?mode "LFP" ?confidenceLevel 95 )
=>t
; Saves the following report:
Related Topics
Running Functional Safety Checks
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