User`s guide

B-5
Target File − A file that is compiled and executed by the Target Language
Compiler. A combination of these files describes how to transform the
Real-Time Workshop file (
model.rtw) into target-specific code.
Target System − The computer system on which you execute your real-time
application.
Targeting − The process of creating an executable for your target system.
Template Makefile − A line-for-line makefile used by a make utility. The
template makefile is converted to a makefile by copying the contents of the
template makefile (usually
system.tmf) to a makefile (usually system.mk)
replacing tokens describing your model’s configuration.
Target Language Compiler Program − A set of TLC files that describe how
to convert a
model.rtw file into generated code.
TID (task id) − Each sample time in your model is assigned a task id. The task
id is passed to the model output and update routines to decide which portion of
your model should be executed at a given time.
Virtual Block − A connection or graphical block, for example, a Mux block.