Data type error when trying to compile model



Hi, I'm trying to generate an S-function using real time workshop in
2007b from a model that was developed in 6.5.1.

Whenever I try and compile the model I get the following error:

Error using ==> rtwgen
This model can't generate code for the intended TARGET C compiler.
Block 'Formulate/Formulate AST AttStatTm/Data Type Conversion' is
using the data type 'ufix34' which requires 34 bits, but the maximum
supported by the TARGET C compiler is 32.

The Data Type Conversion block that is causing the error specifies the
Uint32 data type, so I do not understand why the model is trying to
use the data type ufix34.

The model is peppered with data type conversion block, all of which
specify uint32

I understand this isn't that much information be going on, but if
anyone could give me pointers on reasons for the abover error it would
be really appreciated

Thanks
.



Relevant Pages

  • Re: Data type error when trying to compile model
    ... This model can't generate code for the intended TARGET C compiler. ... The Data Type Conversion block that is causing the error specifies the ...
    (comp.soft-sys.matlab)
  • Re: opening a file
    ... #The manuals don't really say it but files have their own data type. ... On Unix type systems (Linux and BSD are not called Unix for legal reasons) ... The GNU Compiler Collection also has optional FORTRAN support. ...
    (comp.lang.perl.misc)
  • Re: Reading GIF
    ... around that lets the programmer deal with a data type that Fortran ... signed integers than as characters. ... In theory, a compiler might not ... support 8-bit signed integers either, ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)
  • Re: mingw Perl: no long doubles?
    ... Maybe the C compiler is just not capable of real "long doubles"? ... Microsoft claims that this is not a mistake: ... 80-bit precision data type. ...
    (comp.lang.perl.misc)
  • Re: On 64 bit computations
    ... > So the results are given in single precision. ... You say that the compiler "does not recognize that data type and performs ... declarations, ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)