A standalone S-function for SIL verification (using ert target)

I want to do SIL verification for Top-level model.

Setup:

• Win 7 64-bit
• Matlab R2015b
• Simulink Coder and Embedded coder

What I am doing:

• To do SIL verification of model, I selected the ert.tlc target and selected "create SIL block" option.
• Build the model
• Model build finished. S-function "MyModel_sbs.mexw64" generated and an untitle model created with SIL block.

What is problem:

• "MyModel_sbs.mexw64" only works with generated SIL block.
• SIL block is nothing but a masked SIL/PIL libray block which always check the absolute path and MyModel_ert_rtw directory.

• If directory is not found then its asks to rebuild the model again.So If I try to run model from other folder or other computer the generated SIL block is not usable.

What I expect:

• I expect that the generated S-function "MyModel_sbs.mexw64" is standalone s-function and I can use it in any other model using "User-Defined Functions/S-Function" block.
• As I remember from older Matlab version (R2011b), generated SIL block was a blue color block without mask and S-function was standalone.

[Herve Demezil]

Did you find a solution to this problem?

[David]

I am also interested in an answer to that question. Is it possible to produce a stand-alone binary file (i.e. MyModel_sbs.mexw64) for SIL that can be run from Simulink (using an automatically generated block), without requiring anything else from the code generation process except the MyModel_sbs.mexw64 ?

[TAB]

I never recieved any reponse to this issue and don't know the solution. Disappointing that only new things we see in Matlab are more problems.

There is no meaning of creating a standalone executatble if it can't run standalone.