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This table summarizes what's new and changed in Version 2.5 (R14):
| New Features and Changes | Version Compatibility Considerations | Fixed Bugs and Known Problems | Related Documentation at Web Site |
|---|---|---|---|
Yes | Yes Summary | Fixed Bugs | No |
In V2.5, Real-Time Windows Target applications are compiled with the Open Watcom C/C++ compiler. For your convenience, this compiler is shipped with the Real-Time Windows Target software. Third-party compilers are no longer necessary.
Version 2.5 provides a default configuration set. This configuration set quickly configures a Simulink model for default Real-Time Windows Target behavior. See the Simulink documentation for additional information on configuration sets.
Real-Time Windows Target software Version 2.5 supports SimMechanics.
In V2.5, the Microsoft Windows Joystick driver supports USB joysticks, including force-feedback joysticks.
The V2.5 I/O library supports these boards in addition to those previously documented in Real-Time Windows Target release notes and documentation:
Humusoft boards:
AD612
MF614
Meilhaus® Electronic boards:
ME-2000
ME-2600
National Instruments boards:
DAQCard-6036E
PCI-6013
PCI-6014
PCI-6036E
PCI-6703
PCI-6704
PXI-6704
In V2.5 the system target file name was changed from rtwintmf to rtwin.tmf. Using the Simulink model Configuration Parameters dialog box, you should reconfigure existing Real-Time Windows Target models before building them.
Version 2.5 includes some bug fixes that are described online at
http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/bug_reports/bugfixes_rtwin_2-5.html
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