polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler

(System Command) List or select host compilers for Polyspace Platform project build

Since R2023b

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Syntax

polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -list
polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -list -supported
polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -select <compilerName>

Description

The system command polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler lists or selects host compilers for building a Polyspace® Platform project.

polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -list shows the list of host compilers available on your computer. For more information on host compilers, see Specify C/C++ Compilers for Testing in Polyspace Platform User Interface.

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polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -list -supported shows the list of host compilers supported with Polyspace Test™ irrespective of whether they are available on your computer.

polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -select <compilerName> selects a host compiler for use with Polyspace Test. If you subsequently build a Polyspace Platform project, this compiler is used for compilation on host.

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Examples

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This example shows how to change the host compiler for Polyspace Platform project build to Microsoft® Visual C++® 2017.

  1. List the available host compilers.

    polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -list
    You see a list like the following:
     1 - Short-Name: MinGW64 - Name: MinGW64
 2 - Short-Name: MSVC2017 - Name: Microsoft Visual C++ 2017 v15.0
*3 - Short-Name: MSVC2019 - Name: Microsoft Visual C++ 2019 v16.0
    Where * indicates the currently selected compiler.

  2. Select the Microsoft Visual C++ 2017 compiler for use with Polyspace Test.

    polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -select MSVC2017

    After setting your host compiler, you can build a project to see if the newly set compiler is being used.

Input Arguments

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Short name of compiler to be used for Polyspace Platform project build.

Use the command polyspace-test -manage-host-compiler -list to see the short names of available compilers for use with the -select option.

Example: -select MSVC2017

Version History

Introduced in R2023b

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