This can be achieved using the rtwbuild function or the slbuild function, depending on your MATLAB version.
In both examples, replace 'your_model_name' with the actual name of your Simulink model. The code generation command will generate the C code based on the model and its configuration.
Make sure to have the necessary C code generation settings properly configured in your Simulink model, such as the target language, toolchain selection, and other relevant options. These settings can be adjusted through the Simulink model interface or programmatically using the appropriate API functions.
Here's an example of how you can use the rtwbuild function:
% Specify the model name
modelName = 'your_model_name';
% Generate code using rtwbuild
rtwbuild(modelName);
Here's an example using the slbuild function (available in MATLAB R2019a and later):
% Specify the model name
modelName = 'your_model_name';
% Create a configuration object for code generation
cfg = coder.config('lib');
% Set any additional code generation options if required
% cfg.CustomSource = 'your_custom_source.c';
% Generate code using slbuild
slbuild(modelName, cfg);
