Choosing a Compiler
You must use a C or C++ compiler for compiling code that you
generate. The Windows version of Stateflow software ships
with a C compiler (lcc.exe) and a make utility
(lccmake). Both tools reside in the folder matlabroot\sys\lcc.
If you do not install any other compiler, lcc is
the default compiler that builds your targets.
If you use the UNIX version of Stateflow software
or do not wish to use the default lcc compiler,
you must install your own target compiler. You can use any compiler
supported by MATLAB software.
Note
For an updated list of supported compilers, go to: http://www.mathworks.com/support/compilers/current_release/ |
To install your own target compiler:
At the MATLAB prompt, type:
mex -setup
Follow the prompts for entering information about
your compiler.
Note
If you select an unsupported compiler, this warning message
appears when you start a build that requires compilation: The mex compiler specified using 'mex -setup' is not supported
for simulation builds. Using the lcc compiler instead. |
 | Specifying Relative Paths for Custom Code | | Examples of Integrating Custom C Code in Nonlibrary Models |  |
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