Thread Subject: Simulink library functions and variables

Hello All,

In the system top level model, many reference blocks are used for each and every subsystem.
When generating the code, the library blocks are creating function for each and every reference block.
In other words:
First reference block uses time trigger block which is coming in the code as first_Timetrigger function.
Same time trigger block is generating the code as second_Timetrigger function even I used the same type of inputs and same block names.
How can I model my system such that it should generate only one function for time trigger among the entire reference blocks?

2. when one signal is passing from the one reference block to another, signal is passing as function argument how can I avoid that or in other words how can I define all the global variables in single file for many reference blocks?

Have a look in the RTW documentation for ideas on how to do what you want.

Specifically the section,
Real-Time Workshop -> User's Guide -> Developing Models for Code Generation -> Architecture Considerations -> Creating Reusable Components -> Reusable Code and Referenced Models

Phil.

"Phil Goddard" <phil@modeling-simulation-visualization.com> wrote in message <j9gvi8$7ns$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> Have a look in the RTW documentation for ideas on how to do what you want.
>
> Specifically the section,
> Real-Time Workshop -> User's Guide -> Developing Models for Code Generation -> Architecture Considerations -> Creating Reusable Components -> Reusable Code and Referenced Models
>
> Phil.

Hello,

I have a similar problem but it relates to library blocks in referenced models. If I define a reusable subsystem in a library and use it in two different referenced models the code generated has two instances of the library code - one for each referenced model. There must surely be a way to reconcile the duplication through the code generation process. I've looked at Phil's help suggestion but this provides no insight.

- Dave