I am working on developing a matlab.System and would like to leverage the speed advantage of running the model in complied mode.
The matlab engine interaction with the matlab.System object is described in – https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/simulink-engine-interaction-with-system-objects.html
In order to maintain generality of code (i.e. I have a parent model superclass which specifies methods used by several subclasses – models that share a common framework), I need to use functions like metaclass that do not support code generation.
Is it possible to use functions such as metaclass in some of the implementation methods?I am working on developing a matlab.System and would like to leverage the speed advantage of running the model in complied mode.
The matlab engine interaction with the matlab.System object is described in – https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/simulink-engine-interaction-with-system-objects.html
In order to maintain generality of code (i.e. I have a parent model superclass which specifies methods used by several subclasses – models that share a common framework), I need to use functions like metaclass that do not support code generation.
Is it possible to use functions such as metaclass in some of the implementation methods? I am working on developing a matlab.System and would like to leverage the speed advantage of running the model in complied mode.
The matlab engine interaction with the matlab.System object is described in – https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/simulink-engine-interaction-with-system-objects.html
In order to maintain generality of code (i.e. I have a parent model superclass which specifies methods used by several subclasses – models that share a common framework), I need to use functions like metaclass that do not support code generation.
Is it possible to use functions such as metaclass in some of the implementation methods? matlab, simulink, matlab.system MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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