Add Support for Caching Simulink Blocks - #220
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kolovos merged 14 commits intoJul 14, 2026
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Many thanks for the PR! After merging PR #219, this PR now has merge conflicts. Could you please update the branch and let me know when the PR is ready to review again? |
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Thank you for reviewing the PRs Dimitris! I have now resolved the merge conflicts on this one. |
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This PR adds support for caching Simulink blocks (blocks exclusively, not signals/lines or block ports). Where caching is not currently supported as far as the Simulink driver is concerned, the elements that cannot be cached at the moment will always be retrieved from the model instead regardless of the use of caches being enabled or not.
New tests have also been implemented to verify that caches are handled correctly.