Target Language Compiler

Further Hints

• In the Outputs section, you will need five lines that start with %assign.
• The first two use CAST to ensure that parameter values entered in the mask as 1 are cast to a real 1.0.
• The CAST function is not required for varType and hwAddress since varType is a string while hwAddress is a hex value that is used with no change.
• For further insight, look at the rtw file called dp.rtw. (You can use rtwgen to generate the rtw file for the model while you are iterating on your own TLC file.

    rtwgen dp

• For the third and fourth %assign's for varType and hwAddress see page 8-21 for handling the string that must be read in from the .rtw file. Use a library function. See Chapter 9, TLC Function Library Reference.
• Use a fifth line starting with %assign to setup the variable y as an output.
• The final two lines in the Outputs function produce the lines of code that appear in the mdlOutput section of the generated code.

Note    You should not continue until you have made a reasonable attempt to solve the problem.

Exercise

Solution