Real-Time Workshop

Program Architecture

Code is generated by Real-Time Workshop in two styles, depending whether a target is embedded or not. In addition, the structure of code is affected by whether a multitasking environment is available for execution, and on what system and applications modules must be incorporated. The following sections describe these architectural distinctions:

Introduction	Code styles and targets appropriate for development of rapid prototyping and embedded systems
Model Execution	How code generated from models executes, including singletasking and multitasking execution, timing, data structures, entry points, and differences between rapid prototyping and embedded code
Rapid Prototyping Program Framework	Overal architecture and individual components of programs generated by rapid prototyping targets
Embedded Program Framework	Overview of the architecture of programs generated by the Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder.

For a detailed discussion of the structure of embedded real-time code, see the Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder documentation.

Limitations of External Mode Introduction