- Evaluate the necessity of using local data in the Stateflow chart. Consider whether it is essential for the chart's functionality. If not, it is recommended to remove the local data.
- Refactor the Stateflow chart to utilize input and output data instead of local data. By using input and output data, you can pass information between different parts of the model without relying on local data variables.
Model advisor warning for local data in stateflow
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What is the resolution for this model advisor warning on usage of local data in stateflow?
Check that the chart uses no local data
Simulink Code Inspector does not support local data in Stateflow charts
Warning
The following Stateflow data is local data:
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akshatsood
el 19 de Oct. de 2023
Hi Varun,
The Model Advisor warning indicates that the Stateflow chart contains local data, which is not supported by Simulink Code Inspector. To resolve this warning, you need to modify the chart and eliminate the usage of local data. The warning message provides a list of the specific local data variables that need attention.
Further, have a look at the following points
I hope this helps.
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akshatsood
el 19 de Oct. de 2023
Yes, you are correct. If you are unable to modify the Stateflow chart and need to retain the local elements, you can provide a rationale explaining why the local data is necessary for the functionality of the chart and how it contributes to the overall design.
Regarding the limitation of Code Inspector, it is possible that the lack of support for local data in Stateflow charts is a known limitation. However, since you mentioned that you were unable to find it in the bug report of 2012b, it would be advisable to reach out to MathWorks support for further clarification on this matter.
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