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Compatibility
The Dymola – Simulink interface now supports Matlab releases from R2007a (ver. 7.4) up
to R2012a (ver. 7.14). Only Visual Studio C++ compilers are supported to generate the
DymolaBlock S-function. The LCC compiler is not supported.
Note: Matlab R2010bSP1, R2011a, R2011b, and R2012a will give warnings that files in the
Dymola/Mfiles folder are generated with an old p-code version. These warnings are
uncritical and can be turned off by adding the following line to your Matlab startup script:
warning('off', 'MATLAB:oldPfileVersion');
3.5.2 Real-time simulation
Improved code generation
The Dymola code generation has been improved to support modern versions of the GCC
compiler. Especially, GCC versions 4.x that are used for various real-time targets through
Real-Time Workshop / Simulink Coder are now fully supported.
Compatibility – dSPACE
Dymola 2013 FD01 generated code has been verified for compatibility with the following
combinations of dSPACE and Matlab releases on the DS1005 and DS1006 platforms
• dSPACE Release 5.4 (RTI 5.5) with Matlab R2007a
• dSPACE Release 6.0 (RTI 5.6) with Matlab R2007b
• dSPACE Release 6.1 (RTI 6.0) with Matlab R2007b
• dSPACE Release 6.2 (RTI 6.1) with Matlab R2008a
• dSPACE Release 6.3 (RTI 6.2) with Matlab R2008b
• dSPACE Release 6.4 (RTI 6.3) with Matlab R2009a
• dSPACE Release 6.5 (RTI 6.4) with Matlab R2009b
• dSPACE Release 6.6 (RTI 6.5) with Matlab R2010a
• dSPACE Release 7.0 (RTI 6.6) with Matlab R2009bSP1, R2010b, and R2010bSP1
• dSPACE Release 7.1 (RTI 6.7) with Matlab R2011a
• dSPACE Release 7.2 (RTI 6.8) with Matlab R2011a and R2011b
• dSPACE Release 7.3 (RTI 6.9) with Matlab R2011a, R2011b, and R2012a
The selection of supported dSPACE releases focuses on releases that introduce support for a
new Matlab release and dSPACE releases that introduce a new version of a cross-compiler
tool. In addition, we always support the three latest dSPACE releases with the three latest
Matlab releases. Although not officially supported, it is likely that other combinations
should work as well.