I’ve attached an image with my current Simulink set-up. I am needing to replace the Interpreted MATLAB Fcn blocks with MATLAB Fcn blocks in order to make my Simulink code generation compatible. However, I am struggling to find a way to mimick this similar OOP approach – where I am essentially creating a global object that is being referenced and manipulated by multiple blocks.
With the MATLAB Fcn block, it is only creating a local object for that specific block. It cannot be referenced and manipulated by another MATLAB Fcn block. I run into a similar issue when trying it with MATLAB System blocks. Is there a workaround for this to get this "global object" character?I’ve attached an image with my current Simulink set-up. I am needing to replace the Interpreted MATLAB Fcn blocks with MATLAB Fcn blocks in order to make my Simulink code generation compatible. However, I am struggling to find a way to mimick this similar OOP approach – where I am essentially creating a global object that is being referenced and manipulated by multiple blocks.
With the MATLAB Fcn block, it is only creating a local object for that specific block. It cannot be referenced and manipulated by another MATLAB Fcn block. I run into a similar issue when trying it with MATLAB System blocks. Is there a workaround for this to get this "global object" character? I’ve attached an image with my current Simulink set-up. I am needing to replace the Interpreted MATLAB Fcn blocks with MATLAB Fcn blocks in order to make my Simulink code generation compatible. However, I am struggling to find a way to mimick this similar OOP approach – where I am essentially creating a global object that is being referenced and manipulated by multiple blocks.
With the MATLAB Fcn block, it is only creating a local object for that specific block. It cannot be referenced and manipulated by another MATLAB Fcn block. I run into a similar issue when trying it with MATLAB System blocks. Is there a workaround for this to get this "global object" character? simulink, matlab, code generation, matlab coder, embedded coder MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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