- Generate a MEX file and run that. Do you get runtime errors? If so, those need to be addressed.
- Generate standalone code and enable the setting RuntimeChecks. Do you get errors running that?
- Are you calling the generated _initialize function prior to calling your generated code? If not, take a look at the code in codegen\lib\examples\main.c. The main function there is meant to be an example of how to invoke the generated code including calling the _initialize function.
Generate ROS cpp code from m file
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Hi everybody, I am trying to generate ROS cpp code for testing my controller on ROS-Gazebo simulation. I used "codegen" command to generate some C code files and built them with cpp files successfully. Unfortunately, when I ran the simulation, nothing worked. Could you please give me some advice for this situation? I attached m-files with this post, "controller.m" is the outer file which calls "Fuzzy.m" and "MRAC.m". Thank you.
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Ryan Livingston
2018년 11월 5일
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "nothing worked"? Are there runtime errors? Is the behavior unexpected?
Some things to check:
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Cam Salzberger
2018년 12월 10일
Hello Tuan,
I'm afraid that C/C++ code generation for ROS-related functionality is not supported with MATLAB Coder. See this page for a list of Robotics System Toolbox functionality supported by MATLAB Coder. Also, please note that you can generate ROS-compatible C++ code from Simulink models using Simulink Coder.
Nothing I saw in your three files actually relates to ROS, as far as I could tell though. I am assuming that you have other M-files that you are using for the ROS code. Otherwise, I would suggeset checking the applicable toolbox's pages for codegen-capability, or the MATLAB Coder supported functions list to make sure everything is compatible.
-Cam
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