Open Example Model

Open the example model CppSFunctionExternalCode.

open_system('CppSFunctionExternalCode');

Configure C++ Compiler

1. In the MATLAB® Command Window, enter this command:

mex -setup

2. When prompted, select a C++ compiler that is installed on your development computer.

Integrate C++ Code

You can integrate C++ code into a model by using S-functions.

1. Prepare the S-function source.

2. Open the Simulink Coder or Embedded Coder app.

3. Configure S-function source files and folders. Open the Model Configuration Parameter dialog box, navigate to the Code Generation > Custom Code pane, and add the S-function source files and include folders.

4. Inline the S-function to eliminate overhead of S-functions in the generated code.

Edit sfun_cppcount_cpp.tlc.

Configure Model for C++ Code Generation

Set model configuration parameter Language to C++.

Generate and review code

Generate and review the C++ code.

Related Topics

1. Open the model CustomCode.

open_system('CustomCode')

2. Open the Simulink Coder or Embedded Coder app.

3. Open the Model Configuration Parameters dialog box and navigate to the Custom Code pane.

4. On the Additional source code tab, examine the settings for model configuration parameters Additional code and Initialize code.

5. Close the dialog box.

6. Generate code and a code generation report.

7. Examine the code in the generated source file CustomCode.c. At the top of the file, after the #include statements, you find the following declaration code.

int_T GLOBAL_INT2 = -1;

The following assignment appears in the model initialize entry-point function. The example specifies this assignment with the Initialize code configuration parameter.

GLOBAL_INT2 = 1;

1. Open the model CustomCode.

open_system('CustomCode')

2. Open the Simulink Coder or Embedded Coder app.

3. Open the Model Configuration Parameters dialog box and navigate to the Custom Code pane.

4. On the Additional source code tab, examine the settings for model configuration parameters Additional code and Initialize code.

5. Close the dialog box.

6. Generate code and a code generation report.

7. Examine the code in the generated source file CustomCode.c. At the top of the file, after the #include statements, you find the following declaration code.

int_T GLOBAL_INT2 = -1;

The following assignment appears in the model initialize entry-point function. The example specifies this assignment with the Initialize code configuration parameter.

GLOBAL_INT2 = 1;