You can cross probe from the Timing Analyzer table to the Simulink model. Click any path (row) in the Timing Analyzer table, which highlights the corresponding HDL blocks in the model. This allows you to troubleshoot timing violations by analyzing the path on which they occur.
Figure 1. Timing Analyzer Table
When you cross probe, the following displays in the model:
- Blocks in a path with a timing violation are highlighted in red in the model. Blocks in a path that with no timing violation (that is, a path with a positive Slack value) are highlight in green.
- If blocks in a highlighted path are inside a subsystem, then the subsystem is highlighted in red. You can expand the subsystem to inspect the underlying blocks.
Figure 2. Cross Probing
- Selecting a path (row in the table) to cross probe, normally
highlights the destination block at the end of the path. That brings the subsystem
containing the destination block to the front in the model. As a result, you might
not be able to see the highlighted source block if the source block is in a
different subsystem.
If you want to see the source block, click the path in the Source column in the table. This brings the subsystem containing the source block to the front of the model. Selecting the path in any other column brings the subsystem containing the destination block to the front.