Limitations of Strongly-Typed Interface for C++

The strongly-typed interface for C++ does not support:

• Handle classes

• Abstract classes

• Static classes

• Static methods

• Name-value input arguments

Output types for methods and functions are not generated. Generic matlab::data::Array containers are used.

Inherited class members are generated like regular members. You can access inherited members, but inheritance relationships are not maintained.

The interface supports only user-authored MATLAB^® functions, user-authored MATLAB classes, and classes that inherit from user-authored classes.

For enumeration classes, the function generates a simple C++ scoped enum, which means properties and methods of the class and default values of the enumeration are not generated into C++.