Version 13.4 (October 2025)
NAVIGATOR
Container-Build
Manage system constants across Excel, A2L, and MDX files seamlessly
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EHB now supports System constants from A2L formats, not just MDX and excel files. This means you can work with system constants in the same file format as your variables and calibration parameters, making your workflow more consistent and efficient. The feature includes automatic documentation generation and can be enabled when needed.
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The system automatically creates a Table of Contents for all your system constants, making them easier to find and navigate. You can turn this feature on by adding "-DgenerateSystemConstants" to your configuration file when you need it. By default, the feature is disabled to avoid affecting existing projects—you can enable it when needed.
Visualization improvement in C-Code models
Previously, C-Code models only showed numeric values for system constants, making code review and debugging very difficult since engineers couldn’t easily identify what each constant represented. Now the system has been improved to provide better readability and user experience:
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Descriptive Names Displayed: System constants now show meaningful names like "ENGINE_IDLE_SPEED" instead of cryptic numbers like "0x1A2B"
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Original Values Still Accessible: Numeric values remain available through convenient label popup functionality
Jump to meaningful Model Layers in ASCET and Simulink
Models often include multiple empty wrapper layers that add no useful information. Now you can configure the system to automatically skip these empty layers and start viewing your model from the first level that actually has content. This saves screen space and gets you to the important parts faster. Please refer Root Level Jump
Processing large C-Code files is faster than before
Previously, generating C-Code for large files created major bottlenecks and slowed development workflows sometimes forcing teams to wait hours or even days for results. We’ve now implemented substantial performance improvements that deliver dramatic speed increases. With the new performance improvements, container generation time is now 50–90% faster, depending on the size of the library files.
👉 For example, a process that once took 20 hours may now complete in just 1–5 hours.