I am currently working on a simulation which I have compiled into a dll using Matlab Coder. Now I want to test if the dll is working fine but I cannot access the compiled function using calllib. A part of this function is to load an object from a .mat file which contains all the simulation properties and methods, minus the input of course. The executing script is:
fullpathToHeader = 'headerpath\function_Sim.h';
fullpathToDll = 'dll_path\library_Sim.dll';
[notfound,warnings] = loadlibrary(fullpathToDll, fullpathToHeader);
dt = 1;
t0 = -5;
t_end = 20;
timer = t0:dt:t_end;
t = t0;
F_com = 1e10;
M0 = 3;
h0 = 1e4;
alpha = 5;
beta = 1;
status_PCA = 2;
status_KV = 2;
output = calllib('library_Sim','function_Sim', double(dt), ...
double(t0), ...
double(t_end), ...
double(F_com), ...
double(M0), ...
double(h0), ...
double(alpha), ...
double(beta), ...
double(status_PCA), ...
double(status_KV))
And the error I get is:
>>"Error using calllib
No method with matching signature.
Error in test_dll (line 51)
output = calllib('library_Sim','function_Sim', double(dt), ...<<
I initially thought I had to clearly define the input types (which is why everything has double() around it) but that made 0 difference.
The header file generated for the function I am trying to call looks as follows:
/*
* function_Sim.h
*
* Code generation for function 'function_Sim'
*
*/
#ifndef FUNCTION_SIM_H
#define FUNCTION_SIM_H
/* Include files */
#include "function_Sim_types.h"
#include "rtwtypes.h"
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/* Function Declarations */
extern void function_Sim(double dt, double t0, double t_end, double F_com,
double M0, double h0, double alpha, double beta, double status_PCA, double
status_KV, emxArray_real_T *out);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif
/* End of code generation (function_Sim.h) */
I have tried to enter the inputs directly instead of variables, I had packaged them all into a struct at one point, I had the same issue. What am I overlooking here?
