Enumeration Code Generation with Embedded Coder (autosar.tlc)

Hello,

does anyone have a clue what causes the following error message and how I can overcome this problem? I have a Simulink model that uses the enumeration defined in "State_Car.m"

classdef State_Car < Simulink.IntEnumType
  enumeration
      PARKEN_BN_NIO(1)
      PARKEN_BN_IO(2)
      STANDFKT_KUNDE_NICHT_IM_FZG(3)
      WOHNEN(5)
      PRUEFEN_ANALYSE_DIAGNOSE(7)
      FAHRBEREITSCHAFT_HERSTELLEN(8)
      FAHREN(10)
      FAHRBEREITSCHAFT_BEENDEN(12)
      SIGNAl_UNBEFUELLT(15)
  end
end

The error message I get during build process is:

### Build procedure for model: 'swc_heat_2017b' aborted due to an error.

The header file of the enumerated type State_Car, should be set to Rte_Type.h. To fix this error, update the getHeaderFile method of the enumeration type to return Rte_Type.h

Answer 1

[Lucas Lebert]

Hi Yu Zhao!

As per the AUTOSAR standard, all data types must have a definition generated in Rte_type.h. This is the reason for the error and it is not possible to use a different header when doing AUTOSAR code generation.

For data types used solely inside of a SWC (not in the definition of a port) you only need to specify the header file as Rte_type.h only if you want the data type to be exported as an IncludedDataTypeSet.

Here's a small example for the implementation of the getHeaderFile method:

classdef State_Car < Simulink.IntEnumType

      enumeration
          On(1)
          Off(2)
      end

      methods (Static = true)
          function retVal = getHeaderFile()
             retVal = 'Rte_Type.h';
          end
     end
  end

Have a great day!

~Lucas

[Yu Zhao]

Hi Lucas,

your model indeed compiles with autosar.tlc and enumeration. However after inserting a matlab function I get the error message:

Data 'u' (#961) has compiled structure or enumeration type 'State_Car', which specifies custom header file 'Rte_Type.h'. This custom header file must be directly or indirectly included in model's Configuration Parameters 'Simulation Target/Header file' field.

No '#include "<headerfile>"' is detected in 'Simulation Target/Header file' field.'

Do you know the root of this problem?

Thanks Yu

[Lucas Lebert]

Hi!

You need to activate the checkbox "Generate typedefs for imported bus and enumeration types" in the configuration parameters.

Thanks!

~Lucas

[Yu Zhao]

Hi Lucas,

that eliminated the error. However instead of enumeration typedefs #define is generated:

#ifndef State_Car_PARKEN_BN_NIO
#define State_Car_PARKEN_BN_NIO        (1)
#endif
  
#ifndef State_Car_PARKEN_BN_IO
#define State_Car_PARKEN_BN_IO         (2)
#endif
  
#ifndef State_Car_STANDFKT_KUNDE_NICHT_IM_FZG
#define State_Car_STANDFKT_KUNDE_NICHT_IM_FZG (3)
#endif
  
#ifndef State_Car_WOHNEN
#define State_Car_WOHNEN               (5)
#endif
...

I'm looking for typedef enum to minimize file size. Is it possible to force code in "Rte_Type.h" such as

typedef enum {
...
} state_car;

?

[Cam Leeper]

Did you figure out how to switch from #define to typedef enum?

[Gabriele Minini]

i have the same problem, i would like to switch from #define to enum, anyone know how to do this?

[Hailin Ren]

I will take this feedback to my colleagues to be considered as an enhancement.

[Arian]

I have added this method to my enumeration type but the Simulink could not compile the model for simulation ( after Ctrl + D).

Answer 2

[Manuel Stumpf]

It looks like I have a similar problem: Is it possible to use a RTE data type inside a referenced subsystem (e.g. in state flow)? I want to use the same data types inside of referenced subsystems and the external interface of my SWC. Right now I keep getting error messages like above.

Regards, Manuel

[Lucas Lebert]

Hi, Manuel!

I would need to have a closer look at this. Could you please submit a help request to [e-mail] so I or one of my colleagues can have a look at this?

Thanks! ~Lucas

[Manuel Stumpf]

Thanks Lucas,

your answer to Yu's question gave me the hint that I needed. Code generation for Autosar is successful now! Thanks again, Manuel

Answer 3

[Zhenwei Sun]

hi, i'm with same issues. i don't need the data def in "Rte_Types.h" due to this class is only for my SWC used. anyone have fix this problem?

[Tarun Jhamnani]

classdef (Enumeration) EnColor < uint8
	enumeration      
                Red (0)				
		Green (1)
		Blue (2)
	end
	methods (Static = true)
		function retValue = getDefaultValue()
			retValue = EnColor.Red;
                end 
	end
end

Define enum as above, you can change the base data type as you like. Secondly, What Lucas recommended setting.

"Generate typedefs for imported bus and enumeration types"

Generated code will be something like below :

typedef uint8_T EnColor;

#define Red                     ((EnColor)0)
#define Green                   ((EnColor)1)
#define Blue                   ((EnColor)2)