The AutomotiveC profile automatically loads the MicroC
profile, which contains code-generation capabilities designed for
static systems. In a project with this profile, you can create an
architecture diagram in which you specify the architecture for your
automotive project
About this task
You can use drawing tools that you typically see in a
class or object model diagram, and also the architect diagram has
drawing tools for flow ports and network ports. The AutomotiveC profile
also includes a number of features intended specifically for the automotive
projects, such as:
- Automotive-specific adaptors, based on the user
of configuration-level stereotypes
- Simulink and block integration capabilities
The integration of the AutomotiveC profile with Simulink
S-functions can be either to have the:
- Rhapsody® model run
inside a Simulink model, or
- Simulink model run inside a Rhapsody model.
If you use a Simulink model embedded in a Rhapsody model, then you can use the Simulink
S-functions.
Note: IBM® Rational® Rhapsody® allows you to integrate
MathWorks Simulink models into Rational® Rhapsody designs. MathWorks
Simulink models are represented as "Simulink blocks" in the UML model,
and these blocks can interact with Rational Rhapsody objects/parts or other
Simulink blocks.
IBM® Rational® Rhapsody® can be used to create
Simulink S-functions that can then be plugged into Simulink models.
To start working with the AutomotiveC profile S-function, you can
use the StopWatch from the Rhapsody installation
directory: ...\Samples\CSamples\StopWatch.