Hello Kathirvel,
When dealing with Simulink functions in a Stateflow chart, especially when using nested Simulink functions and Data Store blocks, there are several potential areas that can be investigated:
-Ensure that the Data Store blocks are correctly configured and accessible by all relevant subsystems.
-Verify that the variable names used in the Data Store Read and Write blocks match those defined in the Data Store Memory block.
-Simulink functions should be defined in a way that makes them accessible from the Stateflow chart. If they are nested, ensure that their scope allows for external calls.
-Check that the function prototypes in Stateflow match those defined in the Simulink functions.
-Ensure that the Stateflow chart's execution order is correct and allows for the functions to be called in the intended sequence.
-Additionally, ensure that the data types of inputs and outputs in the Simulink functions match those expected by the Stateflow chart.
By addressing these areas, you can help ensure that your Simulink functions are called correctly, and your model operates as intended.
Hope this helps!
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To know more about Stateflow functions you can refer to the Stateflow Onramp Course:
