Selecting a System Target File Programmatically
Simulink models store model-wide parameters and target-specific
data in configuration sets. Every configuration
set contains a component that defines the structure of a particular
target and the current values of target options. Some of this information
is loaded from a system target file when you select a target using
the System Target File Browser. You can configure models to generate
alternative target code by copying and modifying old or adding new
configuration sets and browsing to select a new target. Subsequently,
you can interactively select an active configuration from among these
sets (only one configuration set can be active at a given time).
Scripts that automate target selection need to emulate this
process.
To program target selection
Obtain a handle to the active configuration set with
a call to the getActiveConfigSet function.
Define string variables that correspond to the required Real-Time Workshop system
target file, template makefile, and make command
settings. For example, for the ERT target, you would define variables
for the strings 'ert.tlc', 'ert_default_tmf',
and 'make_rtw'.
Select the system target file with a call to the switchTarget function.
In the function call, specify the handle for the active configuration
set and the system target file.
Set the TemplateMakefile and MakeCommand configuration
parameters to the corresponding variables created in step 2.
For example:
cs = getActiveConfigSet(model);
stf = 'ert.tlc';
tmf = 'ert_default_tmf';
mc = 'make_rtw';
switchTarget(cs,stf,[]);
set_param(cs,'TemplateMakefile',tmf);
set_param(cs,'MakeCommand',mc);
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