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Subgráficos atómicos

Encapsule la lógica modal en subcomponentes reutilizables

Reutilice los componentes de estado en múltiples gráficos por medio de subgráficos atómicos. Genere código reutilizable a partir de subgráficos atómicos. Reduzca el tiempo de recompilación del modelo recompilando únicamente los subgráficos atómicos que modifique.

Temas

Create Reusable Subcomponents by Using Atomic Subcharts
Build independent subcomponents in your Stateflow^® chart.
Guidelines for Using Atomic Subcharts
Guidelines for creating atomic subcharts.
Map Variables for Atomic Subcharts and Boxes
Link variables in your atomic subchart to data in the main chart.
Robot Trajectory Planning with Reusable Components
Use entry and exit ports to create connections across boundaries in the Stateflow hierarchy.

Ejemplos destacados

Reuse a State Multiple Times in a Chart

Use linked atomic subcharts to repeat the same configuration of states and transitions multiple times in a Stateflow® chart. Atomic subcharts are not supported in standalone Stateflow charts in MATLAB®. For more information, see Create Reusable Subcomponents by Using Atomic Subcharts.

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Reduce the Compilation Time of a Chart

Speed up simulations by recompiling only some parts of the chart.

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Divide a Chart into Separate Units

Compartmentalize the subcomponents of your Stateflow chart.

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Generate Separate Code for an Atomic Subchart

Produce independent code for atomic subcharts.

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Model a Redundant Sensor Pair by Using Atomic Subcharts

Compose a large Stateflow chart by using linked atomic subcharts in a library file.

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Model an Elevator System by Using Atomic Subcharts

Model a two-car elevator system by using linked atomic subcharts in Stateflow®. The elevator system consists of a Simulink® model and a user interface (UI). The model contains two Stateflow charts:

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