Sundance PARS User Manual
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Figure 24 - AddOne model running (in simulation)
Now, looking at the ‘Host’ subsystem, begin the simulation. Although PARS has added some
attributes to the subsystems in preparation for code generation, the model remains a valid Simulink
model.
Begin the code generation process by stopping the simulation and invoking the ‘Generate Application’
method from the PARS control panel.
Figure 25 - Generate application
PARS begins to work and when the process is complete, will create a testbench that is configured to
load the embedded application onto the target and execute a hardware-in-the-loop simulation.
- SMT107 (16 pages)
- SMT6035 v.2.2 (39 pages)
- SMT6012 v.4.6 (22 pages)
- FC100 (12 pages)
- FC108 v.1.1 (10 pages)
- SMT6065 v.4.0 (45 pages)
- FFT v.2.1 (19 pages)
- SMT111 (18 pages)
- SMT118LT (10 pages)
- SMT118 (20 pages)
- SMT123-SHB (13 pages)
- SMT128 (15 pages)
- SMT145 (18 pages)
- SMT148 (35 pages)
- SMT130 v.1.0 (46 pages)
- SMT148FX (48 pages)
- SMT310Q (55 pages)
- SMT166-FMC (52 pages)
- SMT166 (44 pages)
- SMT300Q v.1.6 (61 pages)
- SMT310 v.1.6 (50 pages)
- SMT317 (24 pages)
- SMT326v2 (24 pages)
- SMT338 (19 pages)
- SMT349 (32 pages)
- SMT339 v.1.3 (27 pages)
- SMT338-VP (22 pages)
- SMT358 (25 pages)
- SMT351T (37 pages)
- SMT351 (25 pages)
- SMT350 (45 pages)
- SMT362 (30 pages)
- SMT365G (23 pages)
- SMT364 (37 pages)
- SMT373 (15 pages)
- SMT368 (24 pages)
- SMT370v3 (46 pages)
- SMT377 (22 pages)
- SMT381 2007 (31 pages)
- SMT381-VP (81 pages)
- SMT387 (42 pages)
- SMT391 (18 pages)
- SMT384 (47 pages)
- SMT390-VP (55 pages)