Am I allowed to copy the generated code from HDL Coder to a presentation for teaching people how to use it?

I have been using HDL Coder for 1 year now, and I am interested to teach people how to use it as well. I created one presentation for that, but the presentation contains some of the generated code from HDL Coder. Is this violating Copyright rules? If this is not the correct place to ask my question, please guide me where should I ask that?

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

I recommend you send this question to Customer Service (using the Contact Us link in the upper-right corner of mathworks.com.) If they cannot answer the question directly they can work with our Legal department to give you an official answer. [I think I know the answer, but I am not a lawyer and I certainly don't play one on MATLAB Central.]

[Walter Roberson]

I suspect I know the answer too, but I am pretty uncertain: the appropriate sections of the Terms of Use are especially confusing and reading the sections gives me multiple impulses to throw the computer out of the window -- even just remembering reading those sections triggers those impulses!

This is a question I would not answer except by reference to a lawyer or asking Mathworks

[Victor Barsoum]

You are correct. My intention is to ask Mathworks, but I don't know how !!!

[Steven Lord]

Go to mathworks.com.

Click on the "Contact Us" link in the upper right corner.

Click on Contact Support and follow the instructions to either create an online support request or to call Customer Support.

If you're outside the US, you may need or want to select your country/region to ensure your request gets to the right office (so they're open during normal business hours where you are.)

[Victor Barsoum]

I asked them, and I am waiting for reply. Thanks for advice.