Error in simulink, the upper bound is not specified;
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- use coder.varsize to declare a maximum size for V
- initialize V to the largest permitted size for it before you assign anything else to it. Arrays defined this way are permitted to get smaller in later code but not larger than the initial assignment
- put in assert() statements against size() of V2: you are taking a subset of V2 so V will never be larger than V2
- or turn on dynamic memory allocation for V (not the preferred choice.)
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