Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Target and Scope Objects

• Targets and Scopes in the MATLAB Interface

• Signals and Parameters

• Booting from a DOS Device

• Embedded Option

• Software Environment and Demos

• Working with Target PC Environments

• Using the Target PC Command-Line Interface

• Working with Target PC Files and File Systems

• Graphical User Interfaces

• xPC Target Web Browser Interface

• Interrupts Versus Polling

• Incorporating Fortran Code into the xPC Target Environment

• Vector CANape Support

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Target PC Command-Line Interface Reference

• Introduction

xPC Target API versus xPC Target COM API

What Is xPC Target API?

What Is xPC Target COM API?

Required Products

• xPC Target API

• xPC Target COM API

• xPC Target COM API Demos and Scripts

• xPC Target API for Microsoft .NET Framework

xPC Target C API Error Messages

• API Function and Method Reference

• Configuration Parameters

• I/O Reference

• Device Drivers Guide

• Release Notes

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Introduction

Using either the xPC Target™ API dynamic link library (DLL) or the xPC Target component object model (COM) API library, you can create custom applications to control a real-time application running on the target PC. You generate real-time applications from Simulink^® models.

API Guide

xPC Target API versus xPC Target COM API

xPC Target API versus xPC Target COM API

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