QtDesigner
14th November 2012, 12:17
Trying to find a solution to make readable Matlab-Simulink S-functions without using Matlab or its libraries (of course with Qt Framework, maybe mex files?)
Already found some more or less helpful ways to create a readable .mex file using Visual Studio but they don't really work.
Are there any ideas or experience for creating such s-functions within Qt ? Keep in mind, I know how to create s-functions with Matlab (using C and Header files). I'm searching a way without using Matlab! :D
Information: Im using Qt 4.7 with Eclipse Integration.
Already found some more or less helpful ways to create a readable .mex file using Visual Studio but they don't really work.
Are there any ideas or experience for creating such s-functions within Qt ? Keep in mind, I know how to create s-functions with Matlab (using C and Header files). I'm searching a way without using Matlab! :D
Information: Im using Qt 4.7 with Eclipse Integration.