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Embedding generated C++ code into another project

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PT
PT on 2 May 2018
Closed: MATLAB Answer Bot on 20 Aug 2021
Hi,
I am trying to use the simulink generated code into another C++ project. I am using GRT.tlc which generates a visual studio project. I can run the project without errors, but I cant provide it with inputs and receive outputs. What I want to do is to use this model as a black-box function in another C++ code. I would like to have a function which looks likes- Out = MyModel(in1, in2) (or some variant of this). I am unaware of any documentation on using the generated C++ code in another hand-written project. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thank you,
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-PT

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lokender Rawat
lokender Rawat on 8 May 2018
Edited: lokender Rawat on 8 May 2018
Follow the steps below to achieve your goal of embedding c++ code in another project:
1. Generate Code using GRT TLC.
2. From the generated code, create S-Function using S Function Builder.
3. Step 2 will create MEX file.
4. Use this MEX as S-Function in the model you want to use.
However, in case you want to call the generated MEX from c++ code (instead of Simulink Model), go through following document link: Call_Function

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