Running a stateflow block as a subsystem?

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Mohsen Omrani 2015-10-1

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Hello, I am designing a task using simulink and stateflow, but before connecting it to my devices to test their reaction, I am trying to simulate my device and its reactions using another stateflow block. But when I run the model I encounter this error:

Ambiguous sorted order detected due to use of triggered subsystem(s) and/or Model blocks in a loop. See Subsystem Examples in the Simulink library for valid and invalid examples of triggered subsystems

But when I try the output of the subsystem (Action) in a scope, it works just fine (I have attached a screenshot of my model). I was wondering if anyone knows how I can circumvent this error? Thanks in advance for your help.

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Sebastian Castro 2015-10-5

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Since both Stateflow charts are being driven by the same clock, I would suggest combining them into a single chart. You can have the contents of each chart in their own parallel state . The "Action" signal would become local data that is written to in the first state and read from in the second.

Furthermore (or instead), if your clock is just a constant cycle, you could opt to remove the triggered execution and just change the Charts' sample time to whatever rate you're trying to recreate with the Pulse Generator block.

- Sebastian

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Mohsen Omrani 2015-10-6

Thanks for your response. I thought about that too. But I solved the problem by adding a 1 cycle delay module between the two simulators, on the way from action to The trial controller. Thanks again for your response,

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