Customizing Code for Parameter and Signal Objects :: Simulink Data Object Considerations (Real-Time Workshop®)

Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Introduction to Real-Time Workshop Technology

• Developing Models for Code Generation

• Defining Data Representation and Storage for Code Generation

Deciding on Data Representation and Storage

• Parameter Considerations

• Signal Considerations

• Simulink Data Object Considerations

• Parameter Objects

Parameter Object Configuration Quick Reference Diagram

• Signal Objects

• Using Signal Objects to Initialize Signals and Discrete States

• Resolving Conflicts in Configuration of Parameter and Signal Objects

Customizing Code for Parameter and Signal Objects

Using Objects to Export ASAP2 Files

• Enumerated Data Type Considerations

• Block State Storage and Interfacing Considerations

• Data Store Memory Considerations

• Preparing Models for Code Generation

• Generating Code and Building Executables

• Converting MATLAB Code to C Code

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

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

• Verifying Generated Code Applications

• Troubleshooting

• Target Language Compiler

Product Limitations Summary

• Configuration Parameters for Simulink Models

• Configuration Parameters for Embedded MATLAB Coder

• Model Advisor Checks

• Release Notes

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Customizing Code for Parameter and Signal Objects

You can influence the treatment of parameter and signal objects in generated code by using TLC to access fields in object records in model.rtw files. For details on doing this, see the Target Language Compiler documentation.

Resolving Conflicts in Configuration of Parameter and Signal
Objects

Resolving Conflicts in Configuration of Parameter and Signal Objects

Using Objects to Export ASAP2 Files

Using Objects to Export ASAP2 Files

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