User`s guide

12 Configuring Real-Time Workshop for Your Application
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Real-Time Code Format
The real-time code format (corresponding to the generic real-time target) is
useful for rapid prototyping applications. If you want to generate real-time
code while iterating model parameters rapidly, you should begin the design
process with a generic real-time target. The real-time code format supports:
• Continuous time
• Continuous states
• C MEX S-functions (Non-inlined and inlined with TLC)
For more information on inlining S-functions, see Chapter 3 of the Target
Language Compiler Reference Guide.
The real-time code format declares memory statically, that is, at compile time.
Unsupported Blocks
The real-time format does not support the following built-in blocks:
• Functions & Tables
- MATLAB Fcn
- S-Functions — M-file and Fortran S-functions, C MEX S-functions that
call into MATLAB.
System Target Files
• drt.tlc — DOS real-time target
•
grt.tlc — generic real-time target
•
osek_leo.tlc — Lynx-Embedded OSEK target
•
rsim.tlc — rapid simulation target
•
tornado.tlc — Tornado (VxWorks) real-time target
•
win_watc.tlc — Windows 95/98/NT real-time target (Watcom compiler
only)