Compiler Options Dialog Box :: Working with the Embedded MATLAB Subset (Embedded MATLAB™)

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Compiler Options Dialog Box

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Compiler Options Parameters Dialog Box Overview Compiler Options Parameters

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Specifies parameters for fine-tuning the behavior of the compiler.

To display the Compiler Options dialog box, follow these steps at the MATLAB command prompt:

Define a configuration object variable for compiler options in the MATLAB workspace by issuing a constructor command like this:
```
co_cfg=emlcoder.CompilerOptions;
```
Open the property dialog box using one of these methods:
- Double-click the configuration object variable in the MATLAB workspace
- Issue the open command from the MATLAB prompt, passing it the configuration object variable, as in this example:
```
open co_cfg;
```
The dialog box displays on your desktop.

The following table describes the parameters for fine-tuning the behavior of the compiler for converting M-files to C-MEX or embeddable C code:

Parameter	Equivalent Command-Line Property and Values (default in bold)	Description
Inline Threshold	`InlineThreshold` `integer`, `10`	Specify the maximum size of functions to be inlined.
Inline Threshold Max	`InlineThresholdMax` `integer`, `200`	Specify the maximum size of functions after inlining.
Inline Stack Limit	`InlineStackLimit` `integer`, `4000`	Specify the stack size limit on inlined functions.
Stack Usage Max	`StackUsageMax` `integer`, `200000`	Specify the maximum stack usage per function.
Constant Folding Timeout	`ConstantFoldingTimeout` `integer`, `10000`	Specify the maximum number of instructions to be executed by the constant folder.
Saturate on integer overflow	`SaturateOnIntegerOverflow` `true`, `false`	Add checks in the generated code to detect integer overflow or underflow.

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