Hi, can I compile c files drom simulink project from a command line in Linux? (Don't want to open/run Matlab!)

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Joachim Fischer 2019-7-12

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回答： Joachim Fischer 2019-7-17

Hi,

I want to set up an automatic build process on a linux machine for my simulink project. Therefore, I want to compile my project using the bash script. I know that I can compile the project using rtwbuild('MyProject') in the matlab command line. Can I run this command from a bash script as well, without opening matlab or even without having matlab installed?

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Jojo

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Hari Krishna Ravuri 2019-7-16

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Hello,

I understood that, you want to generate C/C++ code for your MATLAB Project using rtwbuild function, from a GNU Bash script without opening MATLAB (OR) without having MATLAB installed.

rtwbuild is a built-in function in MATLAB and It is not possible to invoke a MATLAB function outside MATLAB. So, C/C++ code for a MATLAB project cannot be generated by calling rtwbuild from Bash. As rtwbuild is a built-in function, you need MATLAB to be installed on the system in order to invoke the function call.