User`s guide

Introducing Real-Time Workshop
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• Target support
- Turnkey solutions for rapid prototyping substantially reduce design
cycles, allowing for fast turnaround of design iterations.
- Bundled rapid prototyping example targets provide working code you can
modify and use quickly.
- The optional Real-Time Windows and xPC targets for PC-based hardware
from The MathWorks enable you to turn a PC with fast, high-quality,
low-cost hardware into a rapid prototyping system.
- Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder, an add-on product, provides
extensive support for tailoring generated code to special requirements of
embedded hardware, software environments, data formats, and toolchain
protocols.
- The MathWorks offers a growing set of embedded target code generation
products for embedded processors, such as the Embedded Target for
Infineon C166 Microcontrollers, the Embedded Target for Motorola HC12,
and the Embedded Target for Motorola MPC555, which via turnkey
hardware support extend the benefits of Real-Time Workshop and
Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder into production environments.
- Supports a variety of third-party hardware and tools, with extensible
device driver support.
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Extensible make process
- Allows for easy integration with any embedded compiler and linker.
- Provides for easy linkage with your hand-written supervisory or
supporting code.
The Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder, mentioned above, provides
• Customizable, portable, and readable C code that is designed to be placed in
a production embedded environment.
• More compact and efficient code, especially for multitasking applications.
• Software-in-the-loop. With the Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder, you
can generate code for your embedded application and bring it back into
Simulink for verification via simulation.
• Web-viewable code generation report, which describes in detail code
modules, traces the generated code back to blocks in the model, analyzes the
generated code, and helps to identify code generation optimizations relevant
to your program.