- In the Simulink toolbar, click on the Modeling tab and go to Model Settings (Configuration Parameters).
- Navigate to the Diagnostics tab in the configuration dialog.
- In In the list of checks, locate the checks related to the warnings you want to treat as errors.
- For each check you want to treat as an error, select it and change the "Action" to "Error".
- Click "OK" to save the configuration.
- Now, when you build your Simulink model using the “rtwbuild” command, the Model Advisor checks will be performed, and any warnings that were configured to be treated as errors will cause the build to fail.
How do I make a Simulink build fail if warnings are present?
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I'm using the rtwbuild('MyModel.slx'); command to build my model in a script. I'd like to have a configuration available to make the build fail if there are warnings.
In other words, what is the -Werror equivalent when building a Simulink model?
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Lokesh
on 22 Sep 2023
Hi Jonathon,
I understand that you want the Simulink build to fail when a warning is present.
In Simulink, warnings are considered as advisory messages and do not cause the build process to fail by default. However, there is a workaround to achieve this by modifying the configuration settings.
By configuring the settings to treat specific warnings as errors, you can achieve a similar effect to the "-Werror" flag.
I hope the above workaround resolves your issue.
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