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MATLAB command line
load(target_object,'target_application')
target_object.load('target_application')target_object | Name of an existing target object. |
target_application | Simulink model and target application name. |
Before using this function, the target PC must be booted with the xPC Target kernel, and the target application must be built in the current working folder on the host PC.
If an application was previously loaded, the old target application is first unloaded before downloading the new target application. The method load is called automatically after the Real-Time Workshop build process.
Note If you are running in Stand-Alone mode, this command has no effect. To load a new application, you must rebuild the stand-alone application with the new application, then reboot the target PC with the updated stand-alone application. |
Load the target application xpcosc represented by the target object tg.
load(tg,'xpcosc') or tg.load('xpcosc')
+tg or tg.start or start(tg)xPC Target function unload.
xPC Target M-file demo scripts listed in xPC Target Demos.
![]() | Item (env collection object) | loadparamset | ![]() |

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