How to install Simulink Coder

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stephen aboasu
stephen aboasu on 3 Jan 2016
Answered: Pau Casals on 8 Feb 2020
I'm trying to run a program on an arduino uno and when I deploy to hardware it telling me "Simulink Coder is required for code generation, however it has not been installed. Please install Simulink Coder to generate code."
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Hritik Jaiswal
Hritik Jaiswal on 14 Sep 2018
yes, student license from my college
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 15 Sep 2018
If you which -all rtwbuild and it shows a code location similar to the above, and it does not say anything about "no license", then you should be able to run Simulink Coder (unless something in the installation is corrupted.) Try running the demo https://www.mathworks.com/help/rtw/examples/getting-started-with-simulink-coder.html

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Irene
Irene on 28 Jun 2019
Go to "Add Ons", then "Get hardware support packages" and search for it; it is the same procedure as when you want to add a new library.
It is available for the student version.
In my case, I did not find it at the first time, so I clicked on the first option, there, in the "requires" it appeared as an option so I just clicked it and installed it.

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 3 Jan 2016
You pay Mathworks the $US5500 or so for the Toolbox, they send you an updated license file and a download link, you use the MATLAB installer.
Note: Simulink Coder requires either the Professional / Commercial MATLAB or else the Academic MATLAB license, and is not available for Student Version or Home license.
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Riccardo Salviati
Riccardo Salviati on 12 Jan 2017
Edited: Riccardo Salviati on 12 Jan 2017
excuse me I dont find the Simulink coder...I have the student version and from the add-on icon of the main page of MATLAB i can only get one Simulink Coder but I have to pay...how did you get it?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 12 Jan 2017
Simulink Coder is not included in the base Student version bundle; it is an optional add-on for about $US29 for students. (It would cost me several thousand dollars; it is so expensive that they do not even make it available for online purchases for standard licenses.)

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peter bennett
peter bennett on 10 Jan 2017
Is this really the case
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Gnana sambandam kulothungan
But in the download link i dont find the simulink coder installation file for MATLAB 2012a. please let me know how did you get simulink coder installation file..
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 26 Mar 2018
Simulink Coder was not made available to students until the R2016b release I think it was. You would need to upgrade your student license to at least R2016b to have access to Simulink Coder -- and since you cannot buy toolboxes for older MATLAB releases, in practice you would need to upgrade to R2018a.

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Pau Casals
Pau Casals on 8 Feb 2020
When I open Simulink, my Simulink Start Page appears blank !!!
Without any information. What problem can it be?
Thank you

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