Can I run a Simulink model in real time on a general Linux target?

Is there a way of running a Simulink model in real time on a general Linux target? I would need pretty much the same as the Raspberry Pi Support package does, with the exception that the model would run on a general x86-64 machine with Linux installed. At first, I thought that this is exactly what the "Run on Custom Hardware" App in Simulink does, but even when one uses this app and the "Generic Real-time Target (grt.tlc)", the model paces way faster than real time.

Answer 1

[Prasanna Gude]

Yes, a Simulink model can be run on a general Linux Target. Refer to the following link to know about running a Simulink model on Linux Target (Raspberry Pi Hardware):

https://in.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/raspberrypi/examples/running-linux-r-shell-commands.html#d118e738

The simulation of “Generic Real-time Target (grt.tlc)”is executed at a rate corresponding to the model’s sampling rate. To know more about the simulation of Generic Real-time Target, refer to the following link:

https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/313262-why-is-simulink-generic-real-time-target-not-realtime