Target Language Compiler

Inlining S-Functions

To wrap or to inline, that is the question. Once you have decided, the following sections explain how to go about it, using the timestwo S-function as a running example. It turns out that inlining works almost identically for C, M-file and Fortran S-functions,

Writing Block Target Files to Inline S-Functions	Fully inlined versus wrapped S-functions
Inlining C MEX S-Functions	Calls made by C S-functions and how to handle them
Inlining M-File S-Functions	Accelerating M-file S-function performance
Inlining Fortran (F-MEX) S-Functions	The `timestwo` function coded in Fortran is handled the same
TLC Coding Conventions	Make your TLC code more robust by observing case conventions and using library functions
Block Target File Methods	Enumerates the functions needed to emit code for blocks
Loop Rolling	An example that handles multiple inputs
Error Reporting	Help in finding the source of trouble

TLC Profiler Writing Block Target Files to Inline S-Functions