Hi Brandon,
I understand that you do not want “init” method explicitly to initialize the properties rather there should be a default constructor that does this initialization.
MATLAB Coder often generates “init” function for properties even if they are set in the constructor in MATLAB. This is the default behaviour of MATLAB Coder while converting a MATLAB class into C++ class. However, you can manually modify the generated C++ code to initialize properties directly in the constructor, aligning it with typical C++ class behavior.
Please follow below steps:
- Open the generated C++ files (".cpp" and ".h") and locate the constructor ("A::A"). Adjust the constructor to initialize the properties directly:
// A.cpp
#include "A.h"
// Constructor
A::A()
{
// Initialize properties directly
x = 1;
}
2. Recompile the modified C++ code using your preferred C++ compiler. Since you have modified the generated code, and you should carefully review and test the modified code to ensure correctness.
Please refer to the following documentation to learn more about generating C++ classes from MATLAB classes:
Hope this helps.
