I am sure most Simulink users will agree that viewing and analyzing warnings and errors is an important part of working with Simulink models. When simulating models interactively using the play button, all diagnostics are easily noticeable since they appear in the Diagnostics Viewer as they occur.On the other hand, many users need to run multiple simulations overnight using the sim command, storing the results to MAT-files for future analysis. When doing so, there is no Diagnostics Viewer automatically popping up to inform you that a simulation triggered warnings. This does not mean that you should be ignoring those, even if a warning does not stop a simulation, this is often sign of an actual problem that should be addressed.In this blog post, I will illustrate how to review warnings from a simulation executed through the sim command, both programmatically and interactively using the
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