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How to integrate nested structures in C with Simulink?

I have some legacy code written in C that I would like to integrate with SIMULINK. Some nonsense code to describe the structure of the C-code is shown below:

legacy.h

typedef float myType1;
typedef int myType2;

typedef struct {
    myType1 var1;
    myType2 var2;
} myStruct;

void myFcn(myStruct* a, myType1* b, myType2 c);

legacy.c

 #include "legacy.h"
 
 void myFcn(myStruct* a, myType1* b, myType2 c)
 {
     // Function does something.
 }

My goal is to end up with a block in SIMULINK with the same functionality as the function myFcn written in C. Both the legacy code tool and the C-caller block work well when using only the standard data types, or even structures comprising of the standard data types as input arguments. But I can't get it to work with either of these methods when one of the input arguments is a struct comprising of other non-standard data types (or pointers to them), such as myStruct*. Is there a way to solve this problem?

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65940585/how-to-integrate-nested-structures-in-c-with-simulink

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