Stateflow

Makefiles

Makefiles generated for your model are platform and compiler specific. On UNIX platforms, Stateflow generates a gmake-compatible makefile named mymodel_sfun.mku that is used to compile all the generated code into an executable. On PC platforms, an ANSI C compiler-specific makefile is generated based on your C-MEX setup as follows:

• If your installed compiler is Microsoft Visual C++ 4.2, 5.0, or 6.0, the following files are generated:
• MSVC-compatible makefile named mymodel_sfun.mak
• Symbol definition file named mymodel_sfun.def (required for building S-function DLLs)
• If your installed compiler is Watcom 10.6 or 11.0, the following file is generated:
• Watcom-compatible makefile named mymodel_sfun.wmk
• If your installed compiler is Borland 5.0, the following files are generated:
• Borland-compatible makefile named mymodel_sfun.bmk
• Symbol definition file named mymodel_sfun.def (required for building S-function DLLs)
• If you choose lcc-win32, a bundled ANSI-C compiler shipped with Stateflow, the following file is generated:
• An lcc compatible makefile named mymodel_sfun.lmk

Stateflow Coder also generates another support file needed for the make process, named <model>_sfun.mol.

Code Files

Debugging and Testing