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polyspace.GenericTargetOptions Class

Namespace: polyspace

Create a generic target configuration

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Description

Create a custom target for a Polyspace® analysis if your target processor does not match one of the predefined targets,.

Note

Before you run Polyspace from MATLAB®, you must link your Polyspace and MATLAB installations. See Integrate Polyspace with MATLAB and Simulink or Integrate Polyspace Server Products with MATLAB.

Construction

genericTarget = polyspace.GenericTargetOptions creates a generic target that you can customize. To specify the sizes and alignment of data types, change the properties of the object. For instance:

target = polyspace.GenericTargetOptions;
target.CharNumBits = 16;

Properties

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For more details about any of the properties below, see Generic target options.

Largest alignment of struct or array objects, specified as 32, 16, or 8. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -align.

Example: target.Alignment = 8

Define the number of bits for a char, specified as 8 or 16. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -char-is-16bits.

Example: target.CharNumBits = 16

Define the number of bits for a double, specified as 32 or 64. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -double-is-64bits.

Example: target.DoubleNumBits = 64

Endianness of target architecture, specified as little or big. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line options -little-endian or -big-endian.

Example: target.Endianess = 'big'

Define the number of bits for an int, specified as 16 or 32. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -int-is-32bits.

Example: target.IntNumBits = 32

Define the number of bits for a long long, specified as 32 or 64. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -long-long-is-64bits.

Example: target.LongNumBits = 64

Define the number of bits for a long, specified as 32. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -long-is-32bits.

Example: target.LongNumBits = 32

Define the number of bits for a pointer, specified as 16, 24, or 32. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line options -pointer-is-24bits and -pointer-is-32bits.

Example: target.PointerNumBits = 32

Define the number of bits for an int, specified as 16 or 8. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -short-is-8bits.

Example: target.ShortNumBits = 8

Default sign of plain char, specified as signed or unsigned. Comparable with the DOS/UNIX command-line option -default-sign-of-char.

Example: target.SignOfChar = 'unsigned'

Copy Semantics

Value. To learn how value classes affect copy operations, see Copying Objects.

Examples

Customize Generic Target Settings

Use a custom target for the Polyspace analysis.

Create two objects: a polyspace.GenericTargetOptions object for creating a custom target and a polyspace.Project object for running the Polyspace analysis.

target = polyspace.GenericTargetOptions;
proj = polyspace.Project;

Customize the generic target.

target.Endianess = 'big';
target.LongLongNumBits = 64;
target.ShortNumBits = 8;

Add the custom target to the Configuration property of the polyspace.Project object. 

proj.Configuration.TargetCompiler.Target = target;

You can now use the polyspace.Project object to run the analysis.

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Version History

Introduced in R2016b