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Library path | Target path(s) where user libraries can be found. Used to search for libraries other than the MATLAB and RT-LAB libraries when incorporating user-written code. |
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Add | Adds a library path to the list. |
Edit | Edits the selected library path. |
Delete | Removes the selected library path from the list. |
Move up | Changes the ordering of the library's path; moves up. |
Move down | Changes the ordering of the library's path; moves down. |
Compiler
Compiler Version | Selection of the compiler to be used when building the model. AUTOMATIC is recommended for most usages, and defaults to MinGW for Windows targets. If Microsoft Visual C++ is to be used, it must explicitly be selected. |
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Compiler Command | User command called on the target during the compilation process. |
Compiler Options | Options used by the target compiler during the compilation process. Refer to the target compiler documentation for specific information on the possible compiler options (e.g. -xxx). |
Add flags for maximum CPU portability | Adds options to the compiler to enable maximum CPU portability (-mtune=generic). Enables the compiled executable to be run on a machine with different CPU from the one it was compiled on. This feature is only available for windows machines. |
Linker Options | Options used by the target linker during the linkage process. Refer to the target linker documentation for specific information on the possible linker options (e.g. -xxx). |
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After that, if you change a model property, only the edited model is affected.
Real-Time Properties
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Target platform | Chooses the target platform on which to run the simulation (OPAL-RTLinux (x86-based) or Windows system). |
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Real-Time simulation mode | Enables the user to define how the model’s simulation can be executed on an OPAL-RTLinux (x86-based) or Windows system. |
Simulation | In this mode, the model is not synchronized; the model starts a new Simulation with low priority: this simulation mode can be used to run a simulation in the background while working with other applications on the same computer. |
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