Matlab SL Code Generators

Background

• Matlab Coder vs. Simulink Coder vs. Embeded Coder
• Target environments and applications

Simulink Coder

• Simulink Coder: Generate code > build executable > run executable
• Mapping of SL blocks to C code

Embedded Coder

• Deploy and test executable (SIL testing)

Rapid Simulation

The rapid simulation target lets you run a simulation similar to the generic real-time (GRT) target provided by the Real-Time Workshop. This simulation does not use timer interrupts, and therefore is a nonreal-time simulation environment. The difference between GRT and rsim simulations is that rsim allows you to change parameter values or input signals at the start of a simulation without the need to generate code or recompile. The GRT target, on the other hand, is a starting point for targeting a new processor. >>>

• About
• Example with code

S-function Target

• About

Simulation Target (disambiguation: targets)

A simulation target, or SIM target, is a MEX-file that implements a referenced model that executes in accelerator mode. Simulink creates a simulation target only for a referenced model that has one or more accelerator mode instances in a reference hierarchy. A referenced model that executes only in normal mode always executes interpretively and does not use a simulation target. >>>

Commands

• slbuild