I understand that you are facing an issue while trying to debug C caller code in Simulink.
You can try the below steps to resolve the issue
- Ensure all necessary components for C/C++ development are installed in Visual Studio.
- Make sure that Visual Studio is correctly set up as the compiler in MATLAB. You can do this by running “mex -setup” in MATLAB and selecting Visual Studio.
- Attach Debugger Manually: If the automatic attachment is not working, you can manually attach the debugger to the MATLAB process: Open Visual Studio -> Go to Debug -> Attach to Process. -> Select the MATLAB process (matlab.exe) from the list and click Attach.
- Once attached, open your C source file in Visual Studio and set breakpoints manually. Sometimes, breakpoints might not be hit if the code is optimized away or if the exact execution path doesn't include the breakpoint.
- Ensure that the module containing your C code is loaded. You can check this in the Modules window in Visual Studio (Debug -> Windows -> Modules).
- Enable verbose logging in Simulink to get more detailed information about the simulation and any issues that arise.
- You can also use the Simulink debugger to step through your model and check if the custom code is being called correctly. In Simulink, go to Debug -> Simulink Debugger.
You can refer the below documentation link for more info:
Hope this helps!
