Error when using Embedded Coder in Simulink: "Toolchain 'LCC-win64 v2.4.1 | gmake (64-bit Windows)' does not support SIMD 'SSE2' intrinsics on Windows"
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Tim Nicolas Klein
am 15 Nov. 2023
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am 23 Feb. 2024
Hello,
i want to compile a simulink file to C-Code. When i click on Generate code i actually receive a code in C but the diagnostic viewer shows the following Error:
"Toolchain 'LCC-win64 v2.4.1 | gmake (64-bit Windows)' does not support SIMD 'SSE2' intrinsics on Windows. Select a different toolchain that does support SIMD 'SSE2' intrinsics."
At this point i don't even know what that means or if my code works anyways. What exactly is the problem here and how can i fix it (if i need to fix it, as i said i actually receive a file with C-Code).
Thank you in advance!
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Yousef
am 15 Nov. 2023
The error you're experiencing in MATLAB Simulink when generating C code is due to the incompatibility of your current toolchain, 'LCC-win64 v2.4.1 | gmake (64-bit Windows)', with SIMD 'SSE2' intrinsics, which are processor features for efficient data processing. To resolve this, you need to select a different toolchain in MATLAB that supports SSE2 intrinsics, found under the Code Generation settings in your Simulink model's Configuration Parameters. If you don't have a compatible toolchain, installing a new compiler like Microsoft Visual C++ that supports these features is necessary. It's also important to evaluate whether your model genuinely requires SSE2 support for optimization and to thoroughly test the generated C code to ensure its functionality and performance.
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기선 이
am 7 Feb. 2024
I have same error. I want to solve this error with this method, but I don'w know how to select a different toolchain. How can I change this settings?
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