Build standalone executable file or model reference target for model
slbuild(
builds a standalone
Simulink®
Coder™ binary executable file from the specified model, using the current
configuration parameter settings. If the model is not loaded,
model
)slbuild
loads the model before starting the build
process.
slbuild(
builds a standalone Simulink
Coder binary executable file from the model as specified by one or more
name-value arguments.model
,Name,Value
)
generates subsystem code and builds a Simulink
Coder binary executable file by using the current configuration
parameter settings of your model. If the selected system target file creates an
S-Function block, the function returns a non-empty block handle to an
autogenerated S-Function wrapper. Before you run the command, you must open or
load the parent model.blockHandle
= slbuild(subsystem
)
generates code from the subsystem that includes function calls that you can
export to external application code. This command requires Embedded Coder®. If the Create block configuration parameter
is set to blockHandle
= slbuild(subsystem
,'Mode','ExportFunctionCalls')SIL
, the function returns the handle to a
SIL block. You can then use the SIL block for numerical equivalence
testing.
generates subsystem code and builds a Simulink
Coder binary executable file as specified by one or more name-value
arguments.blockHandle
= slbuild(subsystem
,Name,Value
)
codebuild
(Simulink Coder) | rtwrebuild
(Simulink Coder)