Unable to determine if rapid accelerator target for 'model' started successfully

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Hallo, I have a simulink model containing (among other blocks) some s-functions. The model runs fine in 'normal', 'accelerator' and even 'external' mode, but when I try to run it in 'rapid accelerator' mode it looks like simulink crashes and, after a while, I get this error message: 'Unable to determine if rapid accelerator target for 'model' started successfully'. What can I do to debug this error? I am on ubuntu and matlab r2012b. Thanks for helping me.
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Riccardo Spica
Riccardo Spica on 30 Jun 2014
Hi Ryan I don't know if you already solved your problem and I am not sure this is a real solution, but I noticed that I get this error when there is some linking issue. On linux you can check for linking problems running in a terminal the command ldd on the executable generated by simulink which is located in slprj/raccel/
Tony Castillo
Tony Castillo on 25 May 2017
Hi, everyone I'd like to know if you got the solution to that kind of issue, because I'm having that problem now: Unable to determine if rapid accelerator target for 'TranformadorREG1' started successfully

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gao
gao on 15 Mar 2020
Hello every,
I encounted the same problem and solved it right now. I am not sure it is a real solution for you. I set the model configuration by:
configuration-- Data Import/Export --Decimation with an instant value eg: 1 instead of an parameter which defined in workspace.
May be it is not supported in rapid acceleration mode with parameter.
thx!
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Bahadir Erdenk
Bahadir Erdenk on 11 Oct 2024
Hi gao,
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your helpful response to this problem. Your explanation really helped me solve the issue I was facing, and I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into writing it.

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