How can I tell (programmatically) if my Simulink Block points to a user-defined library or a built-in one?

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Robert 2017-11-13

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I have a list of block names in a cell array and want to delete the entries that correspond to resolved links to built-in libraries.

>> blocks = {'my_model/Submatrix', 'my_model/special_sauce', 'my_model/Subsystem'};
>> get_param(blocks, 'ReferenceBlock')
ans =
  'dspmtrx3/Submatrix'
  'my_library/special_sauce'
  ''

This tells me that the first block references a built-in Submatrix routine, the second references my user-defined library, and the third is not a library-linked block. But only because I know dspmtrx3 is a built-in library. Since my use-case involves 10,000 blocks from a dozen or so libraries, I want a way to discern this programatically.

I can use bdroot to get the library filename and use which to see where it is located. This would tell me what I want to know (barring the possibility that my user-defined library is stored inside matlabroot, which I know is not the case for me and should never be the case); however, it feels like an awfully round-about way to get my answer. Is there some property of a Simulink block that would tell me this more directly?