Configure Standard Math Library for Target System

Specify standard library extensions that the code generator uses for math operations. When you generate code for a new model or with a new configuration set object, the code generator uses the ISO®/IEC 9899:1999 C (C99 (ISO)) library by default. For preexisting models and configuration set objects, the code generator uses the library specified by the Standard math library parameter.

If your compiler supports the ISO®/IEC 9899:1990 (C89/C90 (ANSI)) or ISO/IEC 14882:2003(C++03 (ISO)) math library extensions, you can change the standard math library setting. The C++03 (ISO) library is an option when you select C++ for the programming language.

The C99 library leverages the performance that a compiler offers over standard ANSI C. When using the C99 library, the code generator produces calls to ISO C functions when possible. For example, the generated code calls the function sqrtf(), which operates on single-precision data, instead of sqrt().

To change the library setting, use the Configuration Parameters>Standard math library parameter. The command-line equivalent is TargetLangStandard.

### Starting build procedure for: rtwdemo_clibsup
### Successful completion of code generation for: rtwdemo_clibsup

  if (rtb_Abs2 < 0.0F) {
    rtb_Abs2 = -(real32_T)sqrt((real32_T)fabs(rtb_Abs2));
  } else {
    rtb_Abs2 = (real32_T)sqrt(rtb_Abs2);
  }

### Starting build procedure for: rtwdemo_clibsup
### Successful completion of code generation for: rtwdemo_clibsup

  if (rtb_Abs2 < 0.0F) {
    rtb_Abs2 = -sqrtf(fabsf(rtb_Abs2));
  } else {
    rtb_Abs2 = sqrtf(rtb_Abs2);
  }