The compiler is the Microsoft Visual c++ 6.0
After the compilation, create a new directory with any files: example
adtr.bat,adtr.c,adtr.h,adtr,mk, adtr.obj...
I read that with the makefile file I can create a executable file
adtr.mk ---> adtr.exe, but I desperate, I don´t find very good
information about that. Somebody can help me? Can create an
executable file with this configuration? Or this is not the goog way?
Thank for all.
Hi Alex,
there is a checkbox "Generated code only", in the same window where
you have found the Real Time Workshop parameters above: leave it
blank and the EXE file will be generated automatically and you will
not have to run the make utility.
hth
riccardo
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I compile adtr.mdl and the generate files are: adtr.bat, adtr.c,
adtr.h, adtr.mk, adtr.obj, adtr_data.c, adtr_data.obj, adtr_dt.h,
adtr_private.h, adtr_targ_data_map.m, adtr_types.h, ext_svr.obj,
modelsources.txt, rt_nonfinite.obj, rt_sim.obj, rt_stub.obj,
rtw_proj.tmw and updown.obj.
You've got all the object files and no "EXE" of any sort: if the RT
WIn target is supposed to produce an "EXE" file, it looks very much
like a linking problem.
Check in the documentation what sort of result does the Real-Time
Windows target produce, and where is it located, at the end of a code
build.
If the expected final result (the "EXE" file) is still missing, do
you get any error message from the linker ?
If not, you may have to switch the "verbose" flag on (again check the
documentation).
hth
riccardo
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