User`s guide

Warning Messages
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Warning: M-file " filename " was specified on the command line with full path of " pathname ",
but was found on the search path in directory "
directoryname " first.
(specified_file_mismatch) The Compiler detectedaninconsistency between the
location of the M-file a s given on the command line and in the search p ath. The
Compiler uses the location in the search pat h. This warning occurs when you
specify a full pathna me on the
mcc command line and a file with the same base
name (filename) is f ound earlier on the search pat h. This warning is issued in
the fo llowi ng example if the file
afile.m exists in both dir1 and dir2.
mcc -x -I /dir1 /dir2/afile.m
Warning: No M-function source available for " functionname ", assuming
function [varargout] =
functionname (varargin) NOTE: This will produce a link error in
stand-alone code unless you provide a handwritten definition for this function.
(using_stub_function) The Compile r found a .p or .mex version of the function
and is subs tit uting a generic funct ion d e clara tio n in its place .
Warning: Overriding the -F page-width setting to width due to presence of -A line:on setting.
(page_width _override) The -A line:on setting overrides the page width. This
warning reminds you that the
-F setting, although present, has no effect.
Warning: The function " functionname " is an intrinsic MATLAB function. The signature of the
function found in file " filename" does not match the known signature for this function:
known number of inputs =
quant1 ,found number of inputs = quant2
known number of outputs = quant1 found number of outputs = quant2
known varargin used = quant1 ,found varargin used = quant2
known varargout used = quant1 ,found varargout used = quant2
known nargout used = quant1 ,found nargout used = quant2 .
(builtin_signature_mismatch) When compiling an M-file that is contained in
The Ma thW ork s libraries, the number of inputs/o utputs and the signatures to
the function must match exactly.
Warning: The file filename was repeated on the Compiler command line. (repeated_file)
This warning occurs when the same filename appears more than once on t he
compiler command line. For e xample,
mcc -x sample.m sample.m % will generate the warning