This installation of MotoHawk should contain the following:

--MotoHawk
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+--Bin			Executable utilities used by MotoHawk
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+--Blocks		Blockset library. Everything in this directory is added to the MATLAB path.
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+--Controllers          Contains the archives and header files for Component Control Core
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+--Documentation	README (this file) and other installed documentation
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+--GlobalDefinitions	Contains common header files
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+--MotoCoder		The collection of code generation tools used to interface with Component Control Core
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+--ControlCoreClassic	Archives and header files for Control Core Classic (5xx-based modules)
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+--Toolchains		Archives for interfacing with the RTW API.


After opening MATLAB, you should see something like:
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    Initializing MotoHawk...
    For: MATLAB 8.4 to 9.1
    Version: 2016b_beta4
    Installed in: C:\Program Files\Woodward\MotoHawk\2016b_beta4
    Ready.
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- Type "motohawk_project('NewProject')" at the MATLAB command prompt to create a new
  template project, containing an example application.
- Simply press CTRL-B to build the project.
- Two files will be generated, an .SRZ and a .DLL file, which will be installed
  into your C:\ECUFiles\Programs and C:\ECUFiles\TDBDLL directories, respectively.

- Type "help motohawk" to get more help on command-line scripts.

Please visit our website at http://mcs.woodward.com
for more information about the product, hardware documentation, known bugs, feature requests, and more!	

The version history that was in this file can now be accessed directly from the help. Execute motohawk_release_notes
from the MatLab command line to view the notes in MatLab's help viewer.