Acceleration
Use Accelerator and Rapid Accelerator modes to achieve faster simulation without changing the model itself. To find out more, see What Is Acceleration?
Functions
Simulink.BlockDiagram.buildRapidAcceleratorTarget | Build Rapid Accelerator target for model and return run-time parameter set |
Simulink.BlockDiagram.getChecksum | Return checksum of model |
Simulink.SubSystem.getChecksum | Return checksum of nonvirtual subsystem |
slbuild | Build standalone executable file or model reference target for model |
Examples and How To
- Design Your Model for Effective Acceleration
Learn about techniques to apply when using acceleration.
- Perform Acceleration
Configure and run an accelerated model.
- Interact with the Acceleration Modes Programmatically
Use command-line parameters for acceleration modes.
- Run Accelerator Mode with the Simulink Debugger
Use the Accelerator mode with the debugger.
- How to Improve Performance in Acceleration Modes
Improve acceleration performance.
Concepts
- What Is Acceleration?
Introduces the accelerator and rapid accelerator modes.
- How Acceleration Modes Work
Compares and contrasts normal, accelerator, and rapid accelerator modes.
- Choosing a Simulation Mode
Based on your simulation needs, select to run your simulation in Normal, Accelerator, and Rapid Accelerator modes.
- Code Regeneration in Accelerated Models
Identify the conditions under which code is regenerated.
- Comparing Performance
Choose among acceleration speed tradeoffs and measure performance.