Supported Targets for Multicore Programming

Supported Multicore Targets

You can build and download models that are implicitly or explicitly partitioned for the following multicore targets using system target files:

Linux^®, Windows^®, and macOS using ert.tlc and grt.tlc.
Simulink^® Real-Time™ using slrealtime.tlc.

Note

To build and download your model, you must have Simulink Coder™ software installed.
To build and download your model to a Simulink Real-Time system, you must have Simulink Real-Time software installed. You must also have a multicore target system supported by the Simulink Real-Time product.
Deploying to an embedded processor that runs Linux and VxWorks^® operating systems requires the Embedded Coder^® product.

Supported Heterogeneous Targets

In addition to multicore targets, Simulink also supports building and downloading partitions of an explicitly partitioned model to heterogeneous targets that contain a multicore target and one or more field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).

Select the heterogeneous architecture using the Target architecture option in the Concurrent Execution dialog box Concurrent Execution pane:

Item	Description
`Sample Architecture`	Example architecture consisting of single CPU with multiple cores and two FPGAs. You can use this architecture to model for concurrent execution.
`Simulink Real-Time`	Simulink Real-Time target containing FPGA boards.
`Xilinx Zynq ZC702 evaluation kit`	Xilinx^® Zynq^® ZC702 evaluation kit target.
`Xilinx Zynq ZC706 evaluation kit`	Xilinx Zynq ZC706 evaluation kit target.
`Xilinx Zynq Zedboard`	Xilinx Zynq ZedBoard™ target.
`Altera Cyclone V SoC development kit Rev. C`	Altera^® Cyclone^® SoC Rev. C development kit target.
`Altera Cyclone V SoC development kit Rev. D`	Altera Cyclone SoC Rev. D development kit target.
`Arrow SoCKit development board`	Arrow^® SoCKit development board target.

Note

Building HDL code and downloading it to FPGAs requires the HDL Coder™ product. You can generate HDL code if:

You have an HDL Coder license
You are building on Windows or Linux operating systems

You cannot generate HDL code on Macintosh systems.