User`s guide

R2015a
1-2
C-code generation support for more than 20 functions, including
regionprops, watershed, bweuler, bwlabel, bwperim, and
multithresh using MATLAB Coder
The following table lists the Image Processing Toolbox™ functions that have been
enabled for code generation in this release. For all target platforms, these functions
generate C code. If you choose the generic MATLAB Host Computer option in the
MATLAB
®
Coder™ configuration settings, many of these functions also generate C code
that uses a precompiled, platform-specific shared library (.dll, .so, or .dylib). Using
a shared library preserves performance optimizations in these functions but limits the
target to only those platforms that support MATLAB (see system requirements). For
a complete list of Image Processing Toolbox that support code generation, see “List of
Supported Functions with Usage Notes”.
bweuler
1
bwperim
1
watershed
1
bwlabel
regionprops
1
1
If you choose the generic MATLAB Host Computer option in the MATLAB Coder
configuration settings, these functions generate C code that uses a precompiled,
platform-specific shared library.
This release also includes functions, listed in the following table, that previously
generated C code that uses a platform-specific shared library but now also generate C
code that does not require a shared library. You choose which by specifying the platform
in MATLAB Coder. If you choose the generic MATLAB Host Computer option in the
MATLAB Coder configuration settings, these functions generate C code that uses a
precompiled, platform-specific shared library.
bwselect imclearborderimfill imhmin imregionalminmultithresh
edge imextendedmaximhist imreconstructimwarp ordfilt2
im2uint8 imextendedminimhmax imregionalmaxmedfilt2 stretchlim
App for batch processing sets of images
The toolbox includes new app that facilitates batch processing called the Batch
Processing App, shown below. The Batch Processing app enables you to perform an image
processing operation on a selection of files or the entire contents of a folder. Using the