Generates implementation code. The first step in the code generation procedure is to check whether the code generation settings have been set. If not, you are prompted to do so, and if you accept, the Project Settings dialog is opened with the Code Generation page in front. Refer to the Code Generation Settings section for a description of available settings. If you don't accept to set up code generation settings, or if you click cancel in the Project Settings dialog, code generation is aborted.
Next, all modified source files are compiled as necessary, and then a thorough semantic analysis is performed on the whole model. If errors are found, they will be output to the message view. Some error messages include a link that can be clicked to have the failing element selected in the source file. Refer to the Compiler Errors chapter for information about error messages.
If no errors are found, code generation is performed. Refer to the The Code Generator chapter for information on how the code generator works. Finally, if a post-generate command has been specified in the Project Settings dialog, then this command will be executed.
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Available if there is at least one source file in the project.