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can verify that an algorithm works on a real-world rapid prototyping system.

The spiral process lends itself naturally to parallelism in the overall

development process. You can provide early working models to validation and

production groups, involving them in your system development process from

the start. Once unit models are prototyped, tested, and ready, they can be

packaged into larger assemblies using Model blocks (the Simulink model

referencing facility). This helps to compress overall development time while

increasing quality.

Simulink facilitates the first three phases described in the above figure. You

can build applications from built-in blocks from the Simulink and Stateflow

libraries, incorporate specialized blocks from the Aerospace, Communications,

Signal Processing, and other MathWorks blocksets, and develop your own

blocks by writing S-functions.

Real-Time Workshop (optionally extended by the Real-Time Workshop

Embedded Coder, the Real-Time Windows Target, and the xPC Target)

completes the spiral process. It closes the rapid protoyping loop, by generating

and optimizing code for given tasks and production environments.

The figure below illustrates where products from The MathWorks, including

Real-Time Workshop, help you in your development process.

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