Open GPU Coder app
gpucoder
opens the GPU Coder™ app. To create a project, provide the entry-point file name on the
Select Source Files page. The app creates a project with
the name of the first entry-point file as the default name. To open an existing
project, click , and select
Open existing
project
.
If the Embedded Coder® product is installed, the app enables Embedded Coder features when it creates a project. To disable Embedded Coder features, in the project build settings, on the All
Settings tab, under Advanced, set Use
Embedded Coder features to No
.
gpucoder
or
projectname
gpucoder -open
opens the
existing project named projectname
projectname.prj
by using the GPU Coder app.
gpucoder -new
creates a
GPU Coder project named projectname
projectname.prj
and opens the
GPU Coder app. If the Embedded Coder product is installed, the app enables Embedded Coder features when it creates a project.
gpucoder -ecoder false -new
opens the GPU Coder app creating a project named projectname
projectname.prj
. The
app creates a project with the Embedded Coder features disabled, even if the Embedded Coder product is installed.
gpucoder -build
builds the
existing project named projectname
projectname.prj
.
gpucoder -tocode
creates a script named projectname
-script scriptname
scriptname.m
containing the equivalent
MATLAB® commands for the project settings in
projectname.prj
.
If scriptname.m
exists, gpucoder
overwrites
it. The script:
Creates a configuration object named cfg
that
contains project build configuration.
Defines the variable ARGS
for the function input
types.
Defines the variable GLOBALS
for global data
initial values.
Runs the codegen
command. When you run the
script, the entry-point functions that are arguments to
codegen
must be on the search path.
cfg
, ARGS
, and GLOBALS
appear in the base workspace only after you run the script.
gpucoder -tocode
converts
the existing project named projectname
projectname.prj
to the equivalent list
of MATLAB commands and writes them to the Command Window.