Overview of Stateflow Targets
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A target is a program that executes a Stateflow model or a Simulink model containing a Stateflow machine. This section describes how Stateflow and its companion tools can build targets for virtually any computer.
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Setting Up the Target Compiler
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Tells you how to set up a target for your platform.
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Configuring a Target
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Describes the details of each step required for configuring a target.
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Integrating Custom Code with Stateflow Diagrams
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Tells you how to specify options for the custom code that you include in the target you build. Also tells you how to invoke Stateflow graphical functions from your custom code.
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Starting the Build
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Describes how to start building a simulation target (sfun) or a Real-Time Workshop target (rtw).
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Parsing Stateflow Diagrams
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The parser evaluates the graphical and nongraphical objects in each Stateflow machine against the supported Stateflow notation and the action language syntax. This section describes the Stateflow parser and how its messages appear.
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Resolving Event, Data, and Function Symbols
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Describes the process Stateflow uses when attempting to resolve undefined data, event, and graphical function symbols when you choose to simulate the model, build a target, or generate code.
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Error Messages
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Describes the error messages you might receive when you build a target or parse a diagram.
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Generated Files
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Describes the files that Stateflow generates when you generate code for a target or build the target.
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