User`s guide

Glossary-4
part of a Simulink model, it is by default noninlined unless you write your own
.tlc file that inlines it.
nonreal-time Simulation environment of a block diagram provided for high-speed simulation
of your model. Execution is not tied to a real-time clock.
nonvirtual block Any block that performs some algorithm, such as a Gain block. Real-Time
Workshop generates code for all nonvirtual blocks, either inline or as separate
functions and files, as directed by users.
pseudo
multitasking
On processors that do not offer multitasking support, you can perform
pseudomultitasking by scheduling events on a fixed time-sharing basis.
real-time model
data structure
Real-Time Workshop encapsulates information about the root model in the
real-time model data structure, often abbreviated as rtM. rtM contains global
information related to timing, solvers, and logging, and model data such as
inputs, outputs, states, and parameters.
real-time system Computer that processes real-world events as they happen, under the
constraint of a real-time clock, and that can implement algorithms in dedicated
hardware. Examples include mobile telephones, test and measurement
devices, and avionic and automotive control systems.
Real-Time
Workshop target
Set of code files generated by Real-Time Workshop for a standard or custom
target, specified by a Real-Time Workshop configuration component. These
source files can be built into an executable program that will run
independently of Simulink. See also simulation target, configuration.
run-time
interface
Wrapper around the generated code that can be built into a stand-alone
executable. The run-time interface consists of routines to move the time
forward, save logged variables at the appropriate time steps, etc. The run-time
interface is responsible for managing the execution of the real-time program
created from your Simulink block diagram.
S-function Customized Simulink block written in C, Fortran, or M-code. Real-Time
Workshop can target C-code S-functions as is or users can inline C-code
S-functions by preparing TLC scripts for them.
simstruct Simulink data structure and associated application program interface (API)
that enables S-functions to communicate with other entities in models.
Simstructs are included in code generated by Real-Time Workshop for
noninlined S-functions.