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Where to Find Information in This Manual

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Where to Find Information in This Manual

This section discusses typical requirements for producing real-time software

and provides a road map to areas in this documentation that address key

real-time issues. The Real-Time Workshop has support for all the following

tasks that real-time engineers need to do. Each item below has a corresponding

subsection that tells you where to find the information necessary to accomplish

your tasks using the Real-Time Workshop.

With the Real-Time Workshop, you have the ability to:

1 Develop single- and multitasking code

2 Customize the generated code

3 Optimize the generated code

4 Validate the generated code against the Simulink simulation

5 Merge generated code into an existing code base. This means interfacing

signals, parameters, and functions with handwritten legacy code.

6 Merge legacy code into the Real-Time Workshop generated code

7 Communicate with hardware device drivers (e.g., A/D converter)

8 Trace the generated code back to your Simulink diagram

9 Create an automatic build procedure to generate, (cross) compile, and

optionally download a model to a real-time target

10 Tune parameters on-the-fly without recompiling the source code

11 Monitor signals and data within the generated code

12 Interface signals and parameters from Real-Time Workshop generated code

into hand-written code

The MathWorks has created software for both rapid prototyping and deploying

an embedded real-time control system. The Real-Time Workshop generates

callable procedures for single and multirate systems, suitable for single- or

multitasking environments. To execute the generated code you must

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