What error message would I get if I didn't have the Aerospace Blockset but ran code that needed it?

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I have code that runs with errors from an outside organization that isn't very responsive, and I believe we have an issue that the code requires the Aerospace Blockset toolbox (it requires the Aerospace toolbox). When the code is run, it stops on a load_system() line (we have the Simulink toolbox) and the error received is:
Error using load_system (line 21) No error message found
Does this sound like what we'd get if we needed the Aerospace Blockset toolbox but didn't have it? We're going to check with the organization, but they didn't originate the code (and we're not sure if they've actually run it).
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Adam
Adam am 21 Aug. 2015
Generally you get a verbose error telling you the function cannot be found and suggesting that you need a certain toolbox if it recognises the function as being part of a toolbox you don't have.
e.g.

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Varun Bhaskar
Varun Bhaskar am 25 Aug. 2015
Hi,
If you used the angle2dcm function when you do not have the Aerospace Blockset, you would encounter the following error message:
'Undefined function 'angle2dcm' for input arguments of type 'double''.

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