ssGetInputPortRequiredContiguous
Determine whether the signal elements entering a port must be contiguous
Syntax
int_T ssGetInputPortRequiredContiguous(SimStruct *S, int_T port)
Arguments
- S
- SimStruct that represents an S-Function block. 
- port
- Index of an input port. 
Returns
An int_T (1 or 0) or
                    boolean_T (true or
                    false) value indicating if the signal elements entering a
                port must be contiguous.
Description
Use to determine if the signal elements entering a port must be contiguous.
                Returns 1 (true) if the signal elements
                entering the specified port must occupy contiguous areas of memory. Otherwise,
                returns 0 (false). If the elements are
                contiguous, a method can access the elements of the signal simply by incrementing
                the signal pointer returned by ssGetInputPortSignal.
Note
 The default setting for this flag is false. Hence, the
                    default method for accessing the input signals is
                        ssGetInputPortSignalPtrs.
Languages
C, C++
Examples
See the reference page for ssGetInputPortSignal for an
                example that uses this function.
Version History
Introduced before R2006a