Generated code file name Suffixed with 0

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I am not having good time with 8.x Matlab release :(
Tons of problem.
One of the problem is, when I generated code from Simulink model, the generated files name and model data variables name are suffixed with 0.
I am using AUTOSAR Target Production Package 6.5.3. Model is imported from arxml and implementation is added. Whenever I am doing "Export function" for top level subsystem, code is being generated like this:
ModelName - XYX_abc.slx
TopLevel Subystem Name - abc
Generated code files: abc0.c, abc0.h, abc0_private.h, abc0_types.h
Same thing is happening if I generate code from command line using:
rtwbuild('XYX_abc/abc', 'Mode', 'ExportFunctionCalls');
I am using R2013b with Embedded Coder license.
Same thing I was doing with R2011b from last more than 3 years but never faced any such issue.
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Steven Lord
Steven Lord on 7 Dec 2015
Did you already have files abc.c, abc.h, etc. in the directory in which the abc0.c, abc0.h, etc. files were generated? If so what happens when you move to a different directory or rename abc.c, abc.h, etc.?
TAB
TAB on 8 Dec 2015
There is nothing in the model directory. I am starting code generation from fresh.
Still code files are generated with 0 suffix.

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Nicolae Cleju
Nicolae Cleju on 8 Jun 2016
I had the same problem. In my case I had to change the file name so that it is different from the name of the toplevel subsystem in order to fix this.

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Yerik Hedrick
Yerik Hedrick on 14 May 2018
I had the same problem too. And I find that the problem is due to the name of your model file is the same with the subsystem in your top layer. This problem may be caused by code generation setting, but I don't know which setting is related to the character. If you open a new bland model with the default settings, this problem won't appear.

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