target.add - Add target object to internal database - MATLAB (original) (raw)
Add target object to internal database
Syntax
Description
[objectsAdded](#mw%5Fac62582e-9f30-4fd9-808d-a512064ff8f5) = target.add([targetObject](#mw%5Fb837f43d-2ee3-48a6-96a4-f9c2bd69aa9b)) adds the specified target object to an internal database and returns a vector that contains the added objects. By default, the target data is available only for the current MATLAB® session.
[objectsAdded](#mw%5Fac62582e-9f30-4fd9-808d-a512064ff8f5) = target.add([targetObject](#mw%5Fb837f43d-2ee3-48a6-96a4-f9c2bd69aa9b), [Name,Value](#namevaluepairarguments)) uses name-value arguments to control persistence over MATLAB sessions and command-line output.
Examples
Specify Hardware Implementation
To specify a hardware implementation that persists over MATLAB sessions, use the target.create andtarget.add functions.
myLangImp = target.create('LanguageImplementation', ... 'Name', 'MyLanguageImplementation', ... 'Copy', 'ARM Compatible-ARM Cortex');
myProc = target.create('Processor','Name','MyProcessor'); myProc.LanguageImplementations = myLangImp; objectsAdded = target.add(myProc, ... 'UserInstall',true, ... 'SuppressOutput',true);
Input Arguments
targetObject — Target object
object
Specify the target object that you want to add to the internal database.
Example: target.add(_`myTargetObject`_);
Name-Value Arguments
Specify optional pairs of arguments asName1=Value1,...,NameN=ValueN, where Name is the argument name and Value is the corresponding value. Name-value arguments must appear after other arguments, but the order of the pairs does not matter.
Before R2021a, use commas to separate each name and value, and enclose Name in quotes.
Example: target.add(_`myTargetObject`_, 'UserInstall', true);
UserInstall — Target data persistence
false (default) | true
Control persistence of target data in an internal database:
true–– Target data persists in internal database over multiple MATLAB sessions.false–– Target data is in internal database only for the current MATLAB session.
Example: target.add(_`myTargetObject`_, 'UserInstall', true);
Data Types: logical
SuppressOutput — Control command-line output
false (default) | true
Control command-line output of function:
true–– Suppress command-line output from the function.false–– Provide information about the objects that the function adds to internal database.
Example: target.add(_`myTargetObject`_, 'SuppressOutput', true);
Data Types: logical
Output Arguments
objectsAdded — Objects added
object vector
Target objects that the function adds to internal database.
Version History
Introduced in R2019a