setObjectiveName

Specify objective name

Syntax

setObjectiveName(objective, name)

Description

setObjectiveName(objective, name) specifies the name for the code generation objective. The Configuration Set Objectives dialog box displays the name of the objective.

Examples

Create a Custom Code Generation Objective

Create a custom objective named Reduced RAM Example that runs checks and verifies parameter values to confirm that the model is configured to reduce the RAM used by the generated code.

Create a file sl_customization.m to contain a callback function that creates the custom objective.

function sl_customization(cm)
%SL_CUSTOMIZATION objective customization callback

objCustomizer = cm.ObjectiveCustomizer;
index = objCustomizer.addCallbackObjFcn(@addObjectives);
objCustomizer.callbackFcn{index}();

end

Create and configure the objective in the addObjectives function. Set the name of the objective and add checks and parameters to verify. Then register the objective in the Code Generation Advisor.

function addObjectives

% Create the custom objective
obj = rtw.codegenObjectives.Objective('ex_ram_1');
setObjectiveName(obj, 'Reduce RAM Example');

% Add parameters to the objective
addParam(obj, 'InlineParams', 'on');
addParam(obj, 'BooleanDataType', 'on');
addParam(obj, 'OptimizeBlockIOStorage', 'on');
addParam(obj, 'EnhancedBackFolding', 'on');
addParam(obj, 'BooleansAsBitfields', 'on');

% Add additional checks to the objective
% The Code Generation Advisor automatically includes 'Check model
% configuration settings against code generation objectives' in every
% objective.
addCheck(obj, 'mathworks.codegen.CodeInstrumentation');
addCheck(obj, 'mathworks.codegen.UseRowMajorAlgorithm');

%Register the objective
register(obj);

end

Input Arguments

objective — Code generation objective

rtw.codegenObjectives.Objective object

Code generation objective, specified as a rtw.codegenObjectives.Objective object.

Example:

name — Name of objective

character vector | string scalar

Name of objective, specified as a character vector or string scalar.

Example:

Version History

Introduced in R2009a