Considerations for Making Your Code Compliant
Designing for Compliance
The Embedded MATLAB subset supports the embeddable subset
of MATLAB features, operators, and functions. The first step
in making your MATLAB code compliant with the Embedded MATLAB subset
is to eliminate unsupported constructs.
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Checking for Violations at Design Time
You use the M-Lint code analyzer in the MATLAB Editor check
for code violations at design time, minimizing compilation errors.
M-Lint continuously checks your code as you enter it. It reports problems
and recommends modifications to maximize performance and maintainability.
To use M-Lint to identify warnings and errors specific to the Embedded MATLAB subset,
you must add the %#eml compilation directive (or
pragma) to your M-file. (You can try this in Making the LMS Filter Code Embedded MATLAB Compliant.)
A complete list of Embedded MATLAB M-Lint messages is available
in the MATLAB M-Lint preferences. See Using M-Lint for more details.
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Checking for Violations at Code Generation Time
You can use Embedded MATLAB MEX (emlmex)
to check for violations at code generation time. emlmex checks
M-code for compliance with Embedded MATLAB syntax and semantics,
as described in Working with the Embedded MATLAB Subset in
the Embedded MATLAB User's Guide.
When emlmex detects errors or warnings, it
automatically generates an error report that describes the issues
and provides links to the offending M-code. See Working with Compilation Reports in
the Embedded MATLAB User's Guide.
After successful compilation, emlmex generates
a MEX function that you can use to test your implementation in MATLAB.
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Where to Go Next
The next section of the tutorial, Making the LMS Filter Code Embedded MATLAB Compliant, shows you how to use
M-Lint and emlmex to make the LMS Filter code compliant
with the Embedded MATLAB subset.
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