Real-Time Workshop®Storage Classes for Data Store Memory Blocks   Introduction
  

External Mode

In external mode, the Real-Time Workshop® software establishes a communications link between a model running in the Simulink® environment and code executing on a target system. More details on external mode are provided elsewhere in this documentation: Creating an External Mode Communication Channel contains advanced information for those who want to implement their own external mode communications layer. You want to read it to gain increased insight into the architecture and code structure of external mode communications. In addition, Targeting the Wind River Systems Tornado® Environment for Real-Time Applications discusses the use of external mode in the Wind River Systems VxWorks® Tornado® environment.

IntroductionSummaries external mode features and architecture
Using the External Mode User InterfaceDescribes all elements of the external mode user interface
External Mode Compatible Blocks and SubsystemsDiscusses types of blocks that receive and view signals in external mode
External Mode Communications OverviewSummarizes the communications process between the Simulink® engine and a target program
Client/Server ImplementationsDiscusses features, bundled targets, and techniques for using external mode
Using External Mode ProgrammaticallyDiscusses parameters for using external mode from the MATLAB® command line or programmatically in scripts
External Mode LimitationsLists external mode limitations
  

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