Target Objects
What Is a Target Object?
The xPC Target software uses a target object (of class xpctarget.xpc)
to represent the target kernel and your target application. Use target
object functions to run and control real-time applications on the
target PC with scope objects to collect signal data.
See Function Reference and Functions for
a reference of the target functions.
An understanding of the target object properties and methods
will help you to control and test your application on the target PC.
A target object on the host PC represents the interface to a
target application and the kernel on the target PC. You use target
objects to run and control the target application.
When you change a target object property on the host PC, information
is exchanged with the target PC and the target application.
To create a target object,
Build a target application. The xPC Target software
creates a target object during the build process.
Use the target object constructor function xpc.
In the MATLAB® Command window, type tg = xpctarget.xpc.
Target objects are of class xpctarget.xpc.
A target object has associated properties and methods specific to
that object.
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