Hello All,

Do you have some tips for managing a lot of design data. I give you my usecase, maybe you can share yours to improve way to manage data under our models.
My simulink models are component-based with many subsystems reference, each subsystem reference are a variant model of several subsystem reference.
each component of my composition can be instancited many times with different parameters.
I build a kind of framework with mask to path different parameters for each instance.
My paramters are manage like that :
CmpObj.Param.MyParam.v
I’ve got as many m-files as instance of my component. So I have a lot of m-files splitted into many folder which is a nightmare.
What do you think ? How did you do ?Hello All,

Do you have some tips for managing a lot of design data. I give you my usecase, maybe you can share yours to improve way to manage data under our models.
My simulink models are component-based with many subsystems reference, each subsystem reference are a variant model of several subsystem reference.
each component of my composition can be instancited many times with different parameters.
I build a kind of framework with mask to path different parameters for each instance.
My paramters are manage like that :
CmpObj.Param.MyParam.v
I’ve got as many m-files as instance of my component. So I have a lot of m-files splitted into many folder which is a nightmare.
What do you think ? How did you do ? Hello All,

Do you have some tips for managing a lot of design data. I give you my usecase, maybe you can share yours to improve way to manage data under our models.
My simulink models are component-based with many subsystems reference, each subsystem reference are a variant model of several subsystem reference.
each component of my composition can be instancited many times with different parameters.
I build a kind of framework with mask to path different parameters for each instance.
My paramters are manage like that :
CmpObj.Param.MyParam.v
I’ve got as many m-files as instance of my component. So I have a lot of m-files splitted into many folder which is a nightmare.
What do you think ? How did you do ? simulink MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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