User`s guide

New Features
5-7
Include System Hierarchy in Identifiers
When this option is on, the Real-Time Workshop inserts system identification
tags in the generated code (in addition to tags included in comments). The tags
help you to identify the nesting level, within your source model, of the block
that generated a given line of code.
See “Include System Hierarchy in Identifiers” in the Real-Time Workshop
User’s Guide for further information.
Rapid Simulation Target Supports Inline Parameters
The Rapid Simulation Target now works with Inline parameters on. Note that
when
Inline parameters is on, the storage class for all parameters and signals
is silently forced to
auto.
S-Function Target Enhancements
The S-Function Target Generate S-function feature, introduced in Real-Time
Workshop 4.0, lets you generate an S-function from a subsystem. This feature
has been enhanced as follows:
•The
Generate S-function window now displays additional information
about block parameters referenced by the generating subsystem.
•If you have installed and licensed the Real-Time Workshop Embedded
Coder, the
Generate S-function window lets you invoke the Embedded
Coder to generate an S-function wrapper.
See “Automated S-Function Generation” in the Real-Time Workshop User’s
Guide for details.
Storage Classes for Block States
For certain block types, the Real-Time Workshop lets you control how block
states in your model are stored and represented in the generated code. Using
the
State Properties dialog, you can:
•Control whether or not states declared in generated code are interfaceable
(visible) to externally written code. You can also specify that signals are to
be stored in locations declared by externally written code.
•Assign symbolic names to block states in generated code.