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Does simulink support calculation in which a declared variable can change its value?

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for example, for any declared variable "U"
U = U+5;
U = U*a;
I found that after a variable is calculated by a block, its output always become another variable. such as
C = U+5;
B = U*a;
Thanks
Tehsin
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TeHsin
TeHsin on 9 Oct 2012
Hi Azzi Abdelmalek :
Thanks for your reply.
I want "U" as an global variable,but it is always replaced by an local after using Simulink Coder to generate C code. The C syntax will be ,for example, "loc = U + 1;" not "U = U + 1;"
So, how do I use simulink to create a global that satisfies the C syntax as "U++;" or "U=U*5;"
ex:
simulink:
(in_global)--->[*5]--->(out_local)
simulink Coder:
int out_local;
out_local = in_global * 5;
How to create the code as "in_global = in_global * 5;"
Thank you

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Sachin Ganjare
Sachin Ganjare on 9 Oct 2012
If I understand correctly, you want use U as a global variable. Is it correct?
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TeHsin
TeHsin on 9 Oct 2012
Hi SACHIN:
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, I want "U" as an global variable.
But the global variable is always replaced by an local after I use Simulink Coder to generate C code.
So, how do I use simulink to create a global that equal to the C syntax as "U++;" or ''U=U*5;"
ex:
simulink:
(in_global)--->[*5]--->(out_local)
simulink Coder:
int out_local;
out_local = in_global * 5;
How to create the code as "in_global = in_global * 5;"
Thank you

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