Hi
While you can't directly use the full formatting and timezone features of the "datetime" function in a codegen context, you can still capture high-resolution time. One approach is to use basic "datetime" functionality that is supported by codegen and then manually manipulate or format the output as needed.
Here's the workaround:
- Create your own datetime function which outputs the milli seconds by manipulating the original "datetime" output
function [year , month, day, hour, minute, second,ms] = myDatetime()
currentTime = datetime('now');
year = currentTime.Year;
month = currentTime.Month;
day = currentTime.Day;
hour = currentTime.Hour;
minute = currentTime.Minute;
second = currentTime.Second;
integ=floor(second);
ms=floor((second-integ)*1000); % Note sometimes you may loose precision here when number of decimals are greater the 4
end
- Replace the builit-in "datetime" function with your function "myDatetime" in your code and regenerate your C/C++ code.
