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If you're a programmer that works on mechanical/fluid/aero systems there's a good chance you will use Simulink at some point in your career. It's great, but it'
by MH15 6y ago
If you're a programmer that works on mechanical/fluid/aero systems there's a good chance you will use Simulink at some point in your career. It's great, but it's domain specific. Most everyone who knows the field will make a better simulation quicker in Simulink then in Matlab or C.