If you are new to Embedded Coder, use the Embedded Coder Quick Start to prepare your model for code generation. The Embedded Coder Quick Start chooses fundamental code generation settings based on your goals and application. Open the Embedded Coder Quick Start by clicking Quick Start.

Set code generation objectives and prepare your model for code generation by clicking the C/C++ Code Generation Advisor.

To set model configuration parameters, select Settings > Code Generation Settings or Settings > Hardware Implementation.

Opening the Embedded Coder app opens the Code perspective. The Code perspective contains an integrated help pane, the Code Mappings editor, and the Property Inspector or Code view. Open or close these panes by selecting or clearing them in the Settings menu. Use the Code Mappings editor to associate model data elements and entry-point functions with code definitions.

To create custom code definitions, open the Embedded Coder Dictionary by selecting Settings > Embedded Coder Dictionary or by clicking the Embedded Coder Dictionary icon in the Code Mappings editor .

Generate code only by selecting Build > Generate Code. Build the model and generate code by selecting Build > Build.

To view the generated code alongside your model, use the Code view. You can trace between model elements and the code by clicking hyperlinked lines of code in the Code view. Open the latest code generation report by selecting Open Latest Report.

Verify the equivalence of the simulation and the code execution results by opening the SIL/PIL app. Select Verify Code > SIL/PIL Manager.

Create a protected model for simulation and code generation to share with a third party by selecting Share > Generate Protected Model.

Package the code and artifacts by selecting Share > Generate Code and Package.