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Display library link information for blocks linked to the DSP Blockset
Syntax
Description
dsp_links
displays library link information for blocks linked to the DSP Blockset. For each block in the current model, dsp_links
replaces the block name with the full pathname to the block's library link in the DSP Blockset. Blocks linked to v4 or later DSP Blockset blocks are highlighted in green while blocks linked to v3 DSP Blockset blocks are highlighted in yellow. Blocks at all levels of the model are analyzed.
A summary report indicating the number of blocks linked to each blockset version is also displayed in the MATLAB command window. The highlighting and link display is disabled when the model is executed or saved, or when dsp_links
is executed a second time from the MATLAB command line.
dsp_links(sys)
toggles the display of block links in system sys
. If sys
is the current model (gcs
), this is the same as the plain dsp_links
syntax.
dsp_links(sys,
directly sets the link display state, where mode
)
mode
can be 'on'
, 'off'
, or 'toggle'
. The default is 'toggle'
.
ret_blks = dsp_links(...)
returns a structure, each field of which is a cell array that lists the full paths to blocks' library links in the DSP Blockset. The different fields refer to different versions of the libraries.
See Also
liblinks |
DSP Blockset |
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