That is the error you get when you use coder.extrinsic and fail to declare the output before calling the extrinsic function. If you only want to pass the output to extrinsic functions, you don't have to, but if you want to index into the result, you have to pre-define its size and type. For example, suppose foo(x) returns a result with the same size and type as x. Then you could write
y = x;
y = foo(x);
Or if foo always returns a 4-by-1 array of int32's, you would write
y = zeros(4,1,'int32');
y = foo(x);
This tells the compiler how to deconstruct the data structure that comes back from MATLAB when the function foo is called with x as input. -- Mike
