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Initialize Simulink's "MATLAB System" block for codegen with unsupported codegen functions at "setup time"
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I would like to be able to call unsupported codegen functions (like exist() or evalin()) within a MATLAB System object at setup time so that I can initialize all of the objects necessary internal state. I would like the resulting system object to run in codegen mode.
The only way I've found to do this is to use a static routine in the System object which then modifies blocks in the Simulilnk model. It is very much a work around.
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Salman Ahmed
2021-10-13
Hi Jordan,
From what I understand, you want to use functions like evalin in system objects with code generation. You can define these functions as extrinsic using coder.extrinsic. The code generator does not produce code for the body of the extrinsic function and instead uses the MATLAB engine to execute the call. In other words, the code generator excludes the extrinsic function from the generated code.
Have a look at the sample code of a MATLAB System object using evalin:
classdef TimesTwo < matlab.System
%TimesTwo Multiply input by 2
% obj = TimesTwo returns a System object, obj, that
% multiples its input by two.
methods(Access = protected)
function y = stepImpl(~, u)
y=0; % Important to preallocate space for y
coder.extrinsic('evalin'); % Bypass C/C++ code generation for evalin
x = evalin('base','a'); % a=2 is defined in MATLAB workspace
y = x * u;
end
end
end
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Salman Ahmed
2021-10-14
Hi,
There are a few limitations to the use of coder.extrinsic. It is advised not to assign property values using the constructor. This practice can cause problems if you use the System object in multiple environments (such as in a System block, in a MATLAB script, and in generated code). Instead, you can write coder.extrinsic functions inside setupImpl and that will work.
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