The code above is mostly right, but there are some minor changes that you will need to make:
- The calls to "mdlSetOutputPortWidth" and "mdlSetInputPortWidth" can occur for any port that was originally set as dynamically typed, even if was assigned a dimension later on. As a result, you should confirm that the output port is still dynamically typed before you assign the output port dimension in "mdlSetInputPortWidth". If it's still dynamically typed, assign it. If it isn't check to see if the output port dimensions match what you would have assigned. If not, throw an error.
- The "mdlSetOutputPortWidth" should be a mirror-image/reverse of your "mdlSetInputPortWidth" function. People often mistakenly assume that dimensions only propagate "downstream", but it is entirely possible that your block's output port dimension gets assigned first. In this case, you should assign that dimension to the second input port as well.
- "mdlSetDefaultPortDimensionInfo" gets called if any of the ports are still dynamically typed, so it is incorrect to assume that it means that all of the ports are still unspecified. Therefore, instead of just assigning dimensions to all of the ports, you should check each one to confirm that it is still dynamically typed, and only assign dimensions in that case.
