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Chapter 7 Hardware Implementation Tools

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 SIMULINK External Mode: - External mode enables communication between

SIMULINK and a model executing on a real-time test environment, or in another process

on the same machine. External mode lets us to perform real-time parameter tuning, data

logging, and viewing using SIMULINK as a front end.

 Targeting Support: - Using the targets bundled with Real-Time Workshop, we can build

systems for real-time and prototyping environments. The generic real-time and other

bundled targets provide a framework for developing customized rapid prototyping or

production target environments.

 Rapid Simulations: - Using SIMULINK Accelerator, the S-Function Target, or the Rapid

Simulation Target, we can accelerate our simulations by 5 to 20 times on average.

Executables built with these targets bypass normal SIMULINK interpretive simulation

mode. Code generated by SIMULINK Accelerator, S-Function Target, and Rapid

Simulation Target is highly optimized to execute only the algorithms used in our specific

model. In addition, the code generator applies many optimizations, such as eliminating

ones and zeros in computations for filter blocks.

 Large-Scale Modeling: - Support for multilevel modeling (termed "model referencing"),

which lets us to generate code incrementally for a hierarchy of independent component

models, as they evolve.

The Target Language Compiler (TLC) tool is an integral part of the Real-Time

Workshop. It enables customizing the C code generated from any SIMULINK model and

generates optimal, inline code for SIMULINK blocks. Figure 7.5 illustrates how Real-Time

Workshop, helps us in real time system development process and figure 7.6 explains its working.

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