coder.descriptor.types.Void Class

Namespace: coder.descriptor.types
Superclasses: coder.descriptor.types.Type

Represent base type of void pointer

Since R2024a

Description

The Code Descriptor programming interface uses this type to represent the data type of pointers to void (void*). A coder.descriptor.types.Pointer object that represents a void pointer uses a coder.descriptor.types.Void object for the value of its BaseType property. The coder.descriptor.types.Void class is a subclass of the coder.descriptor.types.Type class.

The Code Descriptor programming interface does not use this type to represent the return type of a function that returns void.

Properties

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`Identifier` — Identifier used in generated code
character vector

Identifier used in generated code for the corresponding modeling element, specified as a character vector.

Data Types: char

`Name` — Name of data type represented in Simulink^®
character vector

Name of the data type that is represented in Simulink, specified as a character vector.

Data Types: char

`ReadOnly` — Whether type qualifier contains `const`
1 | 0

Whether the type qualifier contains const, specified as 1 or 0. If you cannot change the value of the variable during execution, the variable is preceded by the const keyword as the type qualifier in the generated code. This property returns 1 if the type qualifier contains const. This property returns 0 if the type qualifier does not contain const.

Data Types: logical

`Volatile` — Whether type qualifier contains `volatile`
1 | 0

Whether the type qualifier contains volatile, specified as 1 or 0. If you cannot change the value of the variable during execution, the variable is preceded by the volatile keyword as the type qualifier in the generated code. This property returns 1 if the type qualifier contains volatile. This property returns 0 if the type qualifier does not contain volatile.

Data Types: logical