rtw.pil.RtIOStreamApplicationFramework - Configure target-side communications - MATLAB (original) (raw)

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Configure target-side communications

Description

Specify target-specific libraries and source files that are required to build the executable file. The libraries and source files must include the device drivers that implement the target-side of the rtiostream communications channel.

Creation

Description

appFrameObj = rtw.pil.RtIOStreamApplicationFramework(componentArgs) returns an object that provides access to an RTW.BuildInfo object containing PIL-specific files (including a PIL main function). rtw.connectivity.MakefileBuilder combines these files with the PIL component libraries to create the PIL application.

Make a subclass of rtw.pil.RtIOStreamApplicationFramework. In addition:

Use the addPILMain method to specify amain function, which is required to build the PIL application.
To the RTW.BuildInfo object, add data that is required for the implementation of the rtiostream target communications interface by using provided functions:
- Source file names - addSourceFiles
- Source file paths - addSourcePaths
- Include file names - addIncludeFiles
- Include file paths - addIncludePaths
- Libraries - addLinkObjects
- Preprocessor macro definitions - addDefines
- Compiler options - addCompileFlags
- Linker options - addLinkFlags

example

Object Functions

Function	Description
getComponentArgs	componentArgs = appFrameObj.getComponentArgs returns the rtw.connectivity.ComponentArgs object associated with appFrameObj.
getBuildInfo	buildInfo = appFrameObj.getBuildInfo returns theRTW.BuildInfo object associated withappFrameObj.
addPILMain	To build the PIL application, a main function is required. Use this method to add one of the two provided files to the application framework. To specify a main function that is adapted for on-target PIL and suitable for most PIL implementations, enter:appFrameObj.addPILMain('target'); To specify a main function that is adapted for PIL on your development computer, enter:appFrameObj.addPILMain('host'); Alternatively, you can specify your own main function:componentArgs = appFrameObj.getComponentArgs; buildInfo = appFrameObj.getBuildInfo; buildInfo.addSourcePaths(pathToMyMainC); buildInfo.addSourceFiles(myMainC);

Examples

Version History

Introduced in R2008b