simulink-use-c-function-block
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Use when integrating legacy code, custom code, or C/C++ code into Simulink via C Function blocks. Configure Simulink C Function blocks programmatically using the SymbolSpec API. TRIGGER when the user: - Asks about calling or wrapping C/C++ code or libraries in Simulink - Wants to create, configure, or use a C Function block - Mentions integrating custom code, legacy code, or external C/C++ into a model - Asks to integrate a C++ class into a Simulink model or test bench - Mentions inputs/outputs/parameters for a C++ algorithm block
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