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Contents

Index

• Getting Started

About Target Environments

Types of Target Environments Supported By Embedded Coder

Applications of Supported Target Environments

About MATLAB Coder

Getting Started Tutorials

About This Tutorial

Copying Files Locally

Setting Up the MATLAB Coder Project

Configuring Build Parameters

Generating the C Code

Viewing the Generated C Code

Key Points to Remember

About This Tutorial

Copying Files Locally

About the Example

Providing a main Function

Configuring Build Parameters

Generating the C Code

Viewing the Generated C Code

Running the Code

Key Points to Remember

About This Tutorial

Copying Files Locally

Configuring Build Parameters

Generating the C Code

Viewing the Generated C Code

Tracing Back to the Source MATLAB Code

Key Points to Remember

Third-Party Software

About this Tutorial

Configure Model for Code Generation

Check Model for Adverse Conditions and Settings

Review Generated Code

About this Tutorial

Customize Code Comments

Customize Appearance of Identifiers

Customize Code Style

About this Tutorial

Create Data Objects for Named Data in Base Workspace

Configure Data Objects

Control Placement of Parameter and Constant Data in Generated Code

Include Signal Data Objects in Generated Code

Get Familiar with Simulation and Data Typing

Viewe Data Objects in Generated Code

Save Base Workspace Data

About this Tutorial

Change Model Architecture to Control Execution Order

Control Function Location and File Placement in Generated Code

Use Mask to Pass Parameters into Library Subsystem

Generate Code for Full Model and Exported Functions

Change Execution Order and Simulation Results

About this Tutorial

Relocate Code to Another Development Environment

Integrate Generated Code into Existing System

Set Up Main Function

Match System Interfaces

Build Project in Eclipse Environment

About this Tutorial

Get Familiar with Methods for Verifying Generated Code

Reuse Test Data By Importing and Exporting Test Vectors

Verify Behavior of Model with Software-in-the-Loop Testing

Verify System Behavior By Importing and Exporting Test Vectors

Test with Processor-in-the-Loop Testing

About this Tutorial

About the Compiler

View Code Metrics

About the Build Configurations

Configuration 1: Reusable Functions, Data Type Double

Configuration 2: Reusable Functions, Data Type Single

Configuration 3: Nonreusable Functions, Data Type Single

Installing the Eclipse IDE

Installing the Cygwin Debugger

Introducing Eclipse

Defining a New C Project

Configuring the Debugger

Starting the Debugger

Setting the Cygwin Path

Actions and Commands in the Eclipse Debugger

• User's Guide

• Release Notes

RTW.getFunctionSpecification - Package: RTW

Get handle to model-specific C prototype function control object

Syntax

obj = RTW.getFunctionSpecification(modelName)

Description

obj = RTW.getFunctionSpecification(modelName) returns a handle to the model-specific C function prototype control object.

Input Arguments

modelName String specifying the name of a loaded ERT-based Simulink model.

Output Arguments

obj Handle to the model-specific C prototype function control object associated with the specified model. If the model does not have any associated function control object, the function returns [].

Alternatives

The Configure Model Functions button on the Interface pane of the Simulink Configuration Parameters dialog box launches the Model Interface dialog box, which provides you flexible control over the C function prototypes that are generated for your model. Once you validate and apply your changes, you can generate code based on your C function prototype modifications. See Configure Function Prototypes in the Embedded Coder documentation.

How To

Function Prototype Control

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