Polyspace Pane
The Polyspace pane includes parameters that prepares the model for a Polyspace® analysis of the generated code. By using these parameters you can:
Configure your analysis for C or C++ analysis
Manage the ranges of input and output data
Configure how Polyspace analyzes the model reference hierarchy
Configure where the Polyspace results are stored
Reuse Polyspace analysis configuration from a specific Polyspace project (
psprjx) file
The tables summarize the parameters available on the Polyspace pane of the Configuration Parameters dialog box.
Analysis Configuration
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Settings to use for the Polyspace analysis of C code | |
Settings to use for the Polyspace analysis of C++ code | |
Set advanced configuration options to customize analysis |
Data Range Management
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Option to choose whether to constrain Inport block variables | |
Option to specify the assumed value of tunable parameter values during the analysis | |
Option to verify whether output variables are within expected bounds |
Model Reference
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Option to specify depth of model reference hierarchy for Polyspace analysis | |
Option to analyze each model or referenced model individually | |
Option to ignore specified model references | |
Option to verify that input and output of model references are within specified values |
Output
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Option to specify path and folder name for your analysis results | |
Option to add a unique suffix to the results folder for every Polyspace run |
Results
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Option to open analysis results in Polyspace user interface after analysis completes | |
Option to add your Polyspace results to current Simulink® project |
These configuration parameters are in the Advanced parameters section.
Advanced Parameters
Option to choose between Polyspace Bug Finder™ and Polyspace Code Prover™ | |
Option to use custom configuration from a Polyspace project | |
Option to add additional supporting code files to analysis | |
Option to stub autogenerated functions that use lookup tables with linear interpolation | |
Option to analyze all instances of selected S-Function block | |
Option to check model and code configurations for errors before code analysis |