Real-Time Workshop® 7.1

Product Description

• Introduction and Key Features
• Working with Real-Time Workshop
• Selecting Targets
• Defining and Controlling Data
• Executing Code in a Real-Time Environment and Optimizing Code
• Customizing Real-Time Workshop

Customizing Real-Time Workshop

Real-Time Workshop provides several tools for creating a custom (turnkey) environment for your application. You can customize the generated code and its run-time environment by incorporating custom legacy C, Fortran, Ada, and C++ code for simulation and code generation. Customization tools in Real-Time Workshop include a Target Language Compiler (TLC), custom code blocks, template makefiles, build process APIs, and S-Function Builder locks.

Monitoring and Tuning Code

Real-Time Workshop lets you monitor and tune block signals and parameters using the following data interfaces:

Target-based C API—enables user-written code to access block outputs and parameters outside MATLAB and Simulink

Host-based ASAP2 data exchange file—lets you use the ASAP2 standard data description for data measurement, calibration, and diagnostic systems outside MATLAB and Simulink

Simulink External Mode—lets you download new parameter values and upload signal values to view in Simulink or to record in the MATLAB workspace (Opening a dialog box for a source block causes Simulink to pause. While Simulink is paused, you can edit the parameter values. You must close the dialog box to have the changes take effect and allow Simulink to continue.)