I am generating code for my model. When generating code normally, my 2-D array or matrix is flattened as shown below:

var1 = ((&my2DArray[0][0]))[4];
However, when my signals, which are handling the 2-D matrix data, are passed through a Stateflow chart in my model first, the data is represented as a 2-D array even in my generated C-code, as shown below:

var1 = my2DArray[1][2];
Why is my code generated with single indexing for matrices and 2-D arrays, but not when using a Stateflow?I am generating code for my model. When generating code normally, my 2-D array or matrix is flattened as shown below:

var1 = ((&my2DArray[0][0]))[4];
However, when my signals, which are handling the 2-D matrix data, are passed through a Stateflow chart in my model first, the data is represented as a 2-D array even in my generated C-code, as shown below:

var1 = my2DArray[1][2];
Why is my code generated with single indexing for matrices and 2-D arrays, but not when using a Stateflow? I am generating code for my model. When generating code normally, my 2-D array or matrix is flattened as shown below:

var1 = ((&my2DArray[0][0]))[4];
However, when my signals, which are handling the 2-D matrix data, are passed through a Stateflow chart in my model first, the data is represented as a 2-D array even in my generated C-code, as shown below:

var1 = my2DArray[1][2];
Why is my code generated with single indexing for matrices and 2-D arrays, but not when using a Stateflow? flatten, 2d-array, stateflow MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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