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dsp_links
dsp_links('modelname')
dsp_links returns a structure with three elements that identify whether the Signal Processing Blockset blocks in the current model are current, deprecated, or obsolete. Each element represents one of the three block categories and contains a cell array of strings. Each string is the name of a library block in the current model.
dsp_links('modelname') returns the three-element structure for the specified model.
Obsolete blocks are blocks that the blockset no longer supports. In some cases, these blocks no longer function properly.
Deprecated blocks are blocks that the blockset still supports but are likely to become obsolete in a future release. Refer to the block reference page for suggested replacements.
Current blocks are blocks that the blockset supports and that represent the latest block functionality.
Display block support information for the specified model, and then return a list of current blocks:
dsp_links('dspcochlear')
ans.current
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