Memory Section Limitation :: Inserting Comments and Pragmas in Generated Code (Real-Time Workshop® Embedded Coder™)

Contents

Index

• Getting Started

Introduction to the Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder Product

• Developing Models for Code Generation

• Defining Data Representation and Storage for Code Generation

Using mpt Data Objects

• Creating and Using Custom Storage Classes

• Inserting Comments and Pragmas in Generated Code

• Introduction to Memory Sections

Requirements for Defining Memory Sections

• Defining Memory Sections

Configuring Memory Sections

• Applying Memory Sections

• Examples of Generated Code with Memory Sections

• Model-Level Data Structures

Memory Section Limitation

• Optimizing Buses for Code Generation

• Renaming and Replacing Data Types

• Managing Data Definitions and Declarations With the Data Dictionary

• Managing Placement of Data Definitions and Declarations

Specifying the Persistence Level for Signals and Parameters

• Preparing Models for Code Generation

• Generating Code and Building Executables

• Integrating External Code and Generated C and C++ Code

• Setting Up Generated Code To Interface With Components in the Run-Time Environment

• Verifying Generated Code Applications

• Developing Embedded Targets

• Configuration Parameters

• Release Notes

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Memory Section Limitation

Memory sections cannot be applied to shared utility functions, such as lookup table functions, data type conversion functions, and fixed-point functions. For information about shared utilities, see Setting Up Runtime Logging to MAT-Files, Supporting Shared Utility Directories in the Build Process, and Supporting the Shared Utilities Directory.

Model-Level Data Structures

Model-Level Data Structures

Optimizing Buses for Code Generation

Optimizing Buses for Code Generation

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