Specify whether to generate access methods for root-level I/O signals for the C++ model class.
Note
This parameter affects generated code only if you are using the default
(void-void style) step method for your model
class. The parameter has no
effect if you are explicitly passing arguments for
root-level I/O signals using an I/O arguments style step method. For more information, see
Passing Default Arguments and Passing I/O Arguments.
Category: Code Generation > Interface
Default:
Inlined structure-based method
NoneDoes not generate access methods for root-level I/O signals for the C++ model class.
MethodGenerates noninlined access methods for root-level I/O signals for the C++ model class. The software generates set and get methods for each signal.
Inlined methodGenerates inlined access methods for root-level I/O signals for the C++ model class. The software generates set and get methods for each signal.
Structure-based methodGenerates noninlined, structure-based access methods for root-level I/O signals for the C++ model class. The software generates one set method, taking the address of the external input structure as an argument, and for external outputs (if applicable), one get method, returning the reference to the external output structure.
Inlined structure-based methodGenerates inlined, structure-based access methods for root-level I/O signals for the C++ model class. The software generates one set method, taking the address of the external input structure as an argument, and for external outputs (if applicable), one get method, returning the reference to the external output structure.
This parameter appears only for ERT-based targets with parameter
Language set to C++ and parameter
Code interface packaging set to C++
class.
This parameter requires an Embedded Coder® license when generating code.
Parameter:
GenerateExternalIOAccessMethods |
| Type: character vector |
Value:
'None' | 'Method' |
'Inlined method' | 'Structure-based method' |
'Inlined structure-based method' |
Default:
'Inlined structure-based method' |
| Application | Setting |
|---|---|
| Debugging | Inlined method |
| Traceability | Inlined method |
| Efficiency | Inlined method |
| Safety precaution | No recommendation |