Matlab Coder and saving variables to a file

How can I dump of variables to a file using Matlab Coder? It complains that fopen can't be used for this (I don't want to do coder.extrinsic).
Also, somewhat related, is there a way to inject C code into an m-file such that when Coder tries to generate code it simply copies that C code over to the C file unprocessed?

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Desiree
Desiree on 25 Aug 2011
You can use coder.ceval to call the C routine of FOPEN instead of the MATLAB implementation of FOPEN as this is not supported for code generation with MATLAB Coder.
There is a MATLAB Coder demo for reading from an external file which shows how to use this:
coderdemo_readfile
You can include custom code by adding with coder.config options, see:

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Thanks, don't have time to look at the demo in detail just now but it looks like it's exactly what I wanted.

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Could you use coder.extrinsic('#include "source_to_inject.h"')

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Walter: No. The coder.extrinsic directive is used to call MATLAB functions unsupported for code generation. Desiree's suggestion of using coder.ceval is the right approach.
Thanks. I haven't read enough messages about coder.* yet to have the pieces straightened out yet.

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