Report an error in a thread-safe manner
void ssSetLocalErrorStatus(SimStruct *S, const char_T *msg)
SSimStruct representing an S-Function block or a Simulink® model.
msgError message.
Use this function for thread-safe reporting of errors that occur in your S-function. For example:
ssSetLocalErrorStatus(S, "error message"); return;
Note
The error message character vector must be in persistent memory; it cannot be
a local variable. If you use sprintf to format the error
message, you must allocate memory for the message. For example:
static char msg[35]; sprintf(msg,"Expected number of parameters: %d",ssGetNumSFcnParams(S)); ssSetLocalErrorStatus(S,msg);
This function causes the Simulink engine to stop and display the specified error message, therefore it
is followed by a return statement. The function does not generate
an exception. Thus you can use it in your S-function to avoid creating exceptions
when reporting errors.
Use this function for applications to run on R2019a or later for thread safety.
For earlier releases, use ssSetErrorStatus instead.
C, C++
See the S-function slexCoSimMassSpringSFcn.c used in slexCoSimTripleMassSpringExample.