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<p>I'm beginning to use Scilab and Xcos for my projects but I can't seem to understand some stuff about Xcos.</p>
<p>For example: the block CLOCK_c is supposed to generate a clock of
activation events. I understand that. However, I would like to see a
common Sinusoid simulation in real time. I would like to see it being
plotted with the correct timing in the X axis (using a CSCOPE block).</p>
<p>I can accomplish this with a big <strong>Period</strong> in the <strong>CLOCK_c</strong> attributes (like 1 or 0.1) and configuring the <strong>Real time scaling</strong> attribute of the simulation to <strong>1</strong>. But if I lower it to some degree (like 0.01), I begin to get simulations that are <strong>slower</strong> than real time.</p>
<p>I thought that the simulation time wouldn't be affected by some
block's generated clock, but I guess I'm doing it the wrong way. I just wanted to
sample the Sinusoid really fast, but without loosing real time behavior.
What am I missing here?</p>
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