If I don't want simulink to generate the file "rtwtypes.h", how can I do?
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wang hua
on 17 May 2012
Commented: Tertugrul Tertugrul
on 1 Mar 2021
I want use Simulink to generate my control function,but It always to generate at least file: "model.c","model.h" and "rtwtypes.h";
and the"rtwtypes.h" file looks like that , If I Only want generate two file " model.c" and "model.h ", How can I do? thanks.
58 typedef int int8_T;
59 typedef unsigned int uint8_T;
60 typedef int int16_T;
61 typedef unsigned int uint16_T;
62 typedef long int32_T;
63 typedef unsigned long uint32_T;
64 typedef float real32_T;
65 typedef double real64_T;
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Tertugrul Tertugrul
on 1 Mar 2021
58 typedef int int8_T ;
59 typedef unsigned int uint8_T ;
60 typedef int16_T ;
61 typedef unsigned int uint16_T ;
62 typedef long int32_T ;
63 typedef unsigned long uint32_T ;
64 typedef float real32_T ;
65 typedef çift real64_T ;
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Kaustubha Govind
on 18 May 2012
I don't think you can avoid rtwtypes.h from getting generated because it contains typedefs for platform-independent types. You might be able to do some post-processing on the generated code to replace all platform-independent types like int8_T with the corresponding built-in types for your platform, and discard rtwtypes.h altogether.
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Bo Wang
on 26 Jan 2016
Hi Kaustubha,
What's the process of generating rtwtypes.h? Can we modify the process?
I've found that if I choose grt.tlc to generate code, the resulting rtwtypes.h actually includes many other system header files, which means when I deliver the generated code to other people, I have to copy these system header files too. If I choose ert_shrlib.tlc, the resulting rtwtypes.h is actually a complete header file (no hierarchy to other system header files) that I think it integrates all related contents of the system header files together.
dharani k
on 5 Feb 2020
Hi Kausthubha,
Instead of rtwtypes.h file can i #include my user defined file in which i gave typedef for all datatypes. I want my user defined file to be #included in my model.h file so what settings should i do for that.
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