Why is the output of the Simulink 'Bitwise Operator' a matrix (CompiledPortDimension)

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Why is the output of the Simulink 'Bitwise Operator' a matrix (CompiledPortDimension)?
Which other blocks behave the same way?
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Ernst
Ernst on 13 Jun 2013
Independent of whether the input is scalar or a vector the CompiledPortDimension is something like
2 x x (for scalar input 2 1 1)

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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 13 Jun 2013
It looks like the 'Bit Mask' parameter on the block may be a non-scalar in your block, which is why the output is a matrix even when the input is scalar.
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Ernst
Ernst on 8 Aug 2013
back to my problem: Input to the bitwise block is a vector with 4 uint16 (number of input ports is 1)
no mask
bitwise And/Or/ ...
then I get CompiledPortDimension 2 1 1
how can I decide that the outport signal is no matrix signal?
Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind on 8 Aug 2013
Ah! I think you may not be interpreting the CompiledPortDimension correctly - from my understanding, the first digit represent the number of dimensions, and the following digits represent the length of each dimension. So essentially, your output is a signal with dimensions 1x1 (ie. 2D signal). Does that make sense? For example, if the output were a mxnxp signal, CompiledPortDimension would be [3 m n p].

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