How to Programmatically Create S-function in Matlab r2023a

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Sai Manohar
Sai Manohar 2025 年 1 月 7 日
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Hi,
i would like to know how using m-script we can create the S-function for a top level subsystem.Manually i am able to achive this by right clicking on the subsystem->C/C++ Code->Generate S-function.Any answers related to S-function viw m-script are welcome
Thanks for your support in advance.

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Altaïr
Altaïr 2025 年 1 月 8 日
編集済み: Altaïr 2025 年 1 月 8 日
To generate an S-Function from a Simulink model or subsystem, the slbuild command can be utilized. It's necessary to set the SystemTargetFile parameter in the model's configuration to "rtwsfcn.tlc" and ensure GenCodeOnly is set to 'off'. Here is a code snippet demonstrating this process:
% Set up the configuration for code generation
cs = getActiveConfigSet(<modelName>);
set_param(cs, 'SystemTargetFile', 'rtwsfcn.tlc');
set_param(cs, 'GenCodeOnly', 'off');
% Generate the S-function
slbuild(<subsystemPath>);
In the code above, replace <modelName> with the name of the model and <subsystemPath> with the path to the subsystem intended for building, or simply use the model name for <subsystemPath> to build the entire model.
However, this approach seems to be deprecated since MATLAB R2022b as stated in the release notes linked below:
The recommended alternative as stated in the release notes is to use a Protected Model. Further, information can be found in the following page:

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