User`s guide

Warning Messages
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Warning: File: filename Line: # Column: # The load statement cannot be translated unless it
specifically lists the names of variables to be loaded as constant strings.
(load_without_constant_strings) Useoneoftheformsoftheload command
that contains the names of the variables to b e loaded, for example,
load filename num or y = load('filename')
Warning: File: filename Line: # Column: # The logical expression(s) involving OR and AND
operators may have returned a different result in previous versions of MATLAB due to a change
in logical operator precedence. Use parentheses to make your code insensitive to this change.
Please type "help precedence" for more information.
(and_or_precedence)
Starting in
MATLAB 6.0, the precedence of the logical AND (
&)and
logical OR (
|) operators now
obeys the standard relationship (AND being higher precedence than OR) and
theformalrulesofbooleanalgebraasimplementedinmostotherprogramming
languages, as well as Simulink and Stateflow.
Previously, MATLAB would incorrectly treat the expression
y = a&b | c&d
as
y = (((a&b) |c) &d);
It now correctly treats it as
y = (a&b) | (c&d);
The form, y = a&b | c&d, will not elicit the warning message from the
Compiler. We recommend that you use parentheses to get the same behavior
now and in the future.
Warning: File: filename Line: # Column: # The MATLAB Compiler does not currently support
MATLAB object-oriented programming. References to the method " methodname " will produce
a run-time error.
(matlab_method_used) This warning occurs if the file being
compiled references a function that has only a method definition.
Warning: File: filename Line: # Column: # The save statement cannot be translated unless it
specifically lists the names of variables to be saved as constant strings.
(save_without_constant_strings) Useoneoftheformsofthesave command
that contains the names of the variables to be saved, for example,
save filename num