coder.extrinsic |
Declare extrinsic function or functions |
Specify Variable Numbers of Arguments
Use varargin and varargout for
code generation.
Apply Operations to a Variable Number of Arguments
Use varargin and varargout in for-loops.
Use varargin and varargout to
pass a variable number of inputs to another function.
Call local functions in MATLAB® code that is intended for code generation.
Call Supported Toolbox Functions
Call toolbox functions that are supported for code generation.
Declare a function as extrinsic when code generation does not support that function.
Force Code Generator to Use Run-Time Recursion
Rewrite your MATLAB code so that the code generator uses run-time recursion instead of compile-time recursion.
Index varargin and varargout in MATLAB code
that is intended for code generation.
Variable Length Argument Lists for Code Generation
Adhere to code generation restrictions for varargin and varargout.
Resolution of Function Calls for Code Generation
The code generator uses precedence rules to resolve function calls.
Resolution of File Types on Code Generation Path
The code generator uses precedence rules to resolve file types.
Compilation Directive %#codegen
Indicate that a MATLAB function is intended for code generation.
Code Generation for Recursive Functions
Use recursive functions in MATLAB code that is intended for code generation.
Code Generation for Anonymous Functions
Use anonymous functions in MATLAB code intended for code generation.
Output Variable Must Be Assigned Before Run-Time Recursive Call
Troubleshoot output variable assignment for run-time recursion.
Compile-Time Recursion Limit Reached
Troubleshoot compile-time recursion limit error.