rtwbuild using Parallel Computing Toolbox

2012 8 22
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I have a very large model that contains over 100 reference models that I generate code for. Needless to say, it takes a very long time to build using rtwbuild. How can I use the Parallel Computing Toolbox to cause rtwbuild to use multiple workers as it generates the code for each reference model?

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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind 2012-8-23

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Yes, I think the parallel build feature that was introduced in R2009a should help you achieve what you need.

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Peter
Peter 2012-8-23
I was hoping that it would. However, after reading the documentation, it is unclear what the mechanics are to actually implement it. From my understanding, PCT is meant for speeding up your own code using things like parfor and spmd. How would I use it to speed up a single call to a built-in Matlab function like rtwbuild?
Peter
Peter 2012-8-23
Sorry, I missed your link above.

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