#!/usr/bin/perl
#udpclient.pl

use IO::Socket;
use warnings;
use Time::HiRes qw (sleep);


my ($socket,$data);


$socket = IO::Socket::INET->new (PeerAddr   => '10.11.254.81',
                                 PeerPort  => 5005,
                                 Type      => SOCK_DGRAM,
                                 Proto      => 'udp') or die "ERROR in
+ Socket Creation : $!\n";


@tempData = (20,30,40);
$socket->send(pack ("(A*)*", @tempData));

$socket->close();
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If you are trying to send floating point data in a form that the Simulink will be happy with -- one of the binary formats that RadioEngineer listed -- then trying to encode the integers 20, 30, 40 as a string "20 30 40" is not the right way to go about it. Read the other thread I referenced, and ask specific questions.

In that other thread, I already said which pack formats are needed in order to properly encode floating point numbers; you concatenate those together (with whatever separators that the Simulink block is expecting) and send them as a single message.

I already said which pack formats are needed in order to properly encode floating point numbers

I asked for the format of the packet, and you have no yet provided that. There can only be one of those.

Maybe you mean you control the decoding, so we're free to create a packet format that's composed of those number formats. If so, packing the numbers as double-precision numbers sounds most appropriate.

my $packet = pack('d>*', @nums);
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