Skipping execution paths for autocoding

I have a code base where there are a number of possible techniques to solve a problem each with pros and cons. It is set up so I can choose between these functions at runtime with a flag. However some of the solution methods can not be autocoded. I would like a way to tell the autocoder to skip trying to compile specific execution paths.

For example

SolverMethod = ?

if solverMethod ==1:

solveWithMethodA()

elseif solverMethod ==2:

solveWithMethodB() //Can not autocode

elseif solverMethod ==3:

solveWithMethodC()

else

solveWithMethodA()

This code should still be able to autocode and just not offer solverMethod B. is there a way to do this?

Answer 1

[Konstantinos Athanasiou]

Use coder.target to determine the target of the solver methods

Following your example above you can do

elseif solverMethod == 2 && coder.target('MATLAB')

to indicate that solveWithMethodB is targeting MATLAB (not code generation).