Does anyone know how to use the Matlab Complier toolbox to convert a m file
and simulink model to its C++ counterpart??? I read through most of the help and examples, but it seemed somewhat unclear to me how to do it. Thanks Craig |
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C++ Converter
Started by ●January 6, 2003
Reply by ●January 7, 20032003-01-07
For generating a stand-alone executable using C++ you can use the command mcc -p funcname where funcname is your m-function. From simulink model you can generate 'C' code if you have Real Time Workshop (RTW). For example if you have a simulink model abcd.mdl then the command rtwbuild('abcd') will generate the code and will build the code. There are lots of other options, in RTW which can be set via Simulation Parameters interface. Where there any problems if you have tried them already? Navan --- c r <> wrote: > Does anyone know how to use the Matlab Complier > toolbox to convert a m file and simulink model to > its C++ counterpart??? I read through most of the > help and examples, but it seemed somewhat unclear to > me how to do it. Thanks > > Craig __________________________________________________ |