User`s guide

3 Project Generator
• No blocks from the C62x DSP Librar y (in c6000lib) (because these are
noninlined S-functions)
• No blocks from the C64x DSP Librar y (in
c6000lib) (because these are
noninlined S-functions)
• No noninlined S-functions
• No driver blocks, such as the ADC or D AC blocks from any Target Support
Package™ TC2 or Target Support Package TC6 block library
Configuring processors to Use Model Reference
processors that you plan to use in Mo de l Referencing must meet some general
requirements.
• A model reference co m patible processo r m ust b e de riv ed from the ERT or
GRT processors.
• When you generate code from a model that re ferences another model, you
need to configure bo th the top-level model and the referenced models for
thesamecodegenerationprocessor.
• The External m ode option is not supported in model reference Real-Time
Workshop s oftw a re processor builds. Embedded IDE Link CC does not
support E xternal mode. If you select this option, it is ignored during code
generation.
• To support model reference builds, your TMF must support use of the
shared utilities directory, as described in Supporting Shared Utility
Directories in the Build Process.
To use an existing processo r, or a n e w process or, w i th Model Reference, you
set the
ModelReferenceCompliant flagfortheprocessor. Forinformation
on how to set this option, refer to
ModelReferenceCompliant in the online
Help system.
If you start with a m odel that w a s create d prior to version 2.4 (R14SP 3), to
make your model compatible with the model reference proce ssor, use the
following command to set the
ModelReferenceCompliant flag to On:
set_param(bdroot,'ModelReferenceCompliant','on')
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