The easiest way to make an executable for ARM on Linux from MATLAB code is to generate code from MATLAB, then copy the generated code to the target device and compile it there.
1. To make a shared library Coder Configuration that targets ARM and uses a portable build system, run the following in the MATLAB Command Window:
>> cfg = coder.config("dll"); % or "exe" for an executable
>> cfg.HardwareImplementation.ProdHWDeviceType = "ARM Compatible->ARM 10"; % or your ARM revision
>> cfg.GenCodeOnly = true;
>> cfg.Toolchain = "CMake";
(your additional configuration)
>> codegen -config cfg myfunction.m
2. Run the following in the MATLAB Command Window to create the archive:
>> load codegen\dll\mytest\buildInfo.mat
>> packNGo(buildInfo, 'packType','hierarchical', 'nestedZipFiles',false)
3. Copy the archive to the target system and extract it. Alongside the extracted folder, create another folder to hold the contents of the build artifacts.
4. On the target system, from the build folder, run the following in the system shell (where "$" represents the shell prompt):
$ cmake ../myproject/codegen/dll/myfunction
$ cmake --build .
For more information about generating and building code with CMake, you can refer to the following documentation page:
