what's a externally defined MCOS class ?

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loubna ibnou fairouze 2019-12-6

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编辑： Petr75661 2022-6-9

Hello all,

I am getting this error while runing a test on testManager 'You must remove the externally defined MCOS class before you can use the dictionary definition'. I don't know what are MCOS class, and how do I remove one ?

Best regards.

Loubna.

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Petr75661 2022-6-9

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This is a bug in Matlab R2019b. If your data dictionary contains any enum definition, Simulink will throw this error if you repeatedly open+sim+close a schematic with this data dictionary within one function. As a workaround, we call another sub-function which executes the open+sim+close sequence only on one schematic and returns. This bug is unique to R2019b and does not affect R2019a, R2020a, R2020b, R2021a, R2021b, R2022a.

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Jin-seok Jeong 2020-2-29

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编辑：Jin-seok Jeong 2020-2-29

I have the same problem.

In my case, the error was due to the enumerated type defined in data dictionary.

But there was no problem in 2018b.

I have no idea why the mcos class error occurs in 2019b.

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Sean de Wolski 2020-3-2

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Please contact tech support. This is a public forum.

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Brian Kim 2020-3-27

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The root cause of this message is most likely that the enumeration is first defined programmatically (e.g. 'Simulink.defineIntEnumType') and Simulink then attempts to redefine it when loading a model linked to a data dictionary which contains a second enumeration definition.

In order to prevent these issues, you may wish to employ the following commands:

>> Simulink.clearIntEnumType

This will clear enum definitions created by the "Simulink.defineIntEnumType" command.

>> Simulink.data.dictionary.closeAll

This will close connections to data dictionaries that are presently open. If a data dictionary contains an enum definition, closing the dictionary will attempt to release this enum definition from memory.

For additional information related to these functions please reference the following documentation pages:

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Gokul 2020-5-25

编辑：Gokul 2020-5-25

Hello,

I tried the function "Simulink.clearIntEnumType" on R2019b, to get rid of this MCOS error. But it seems to be unable to remove and gives the following Warning:

>> Simulink.clearIntEnumType

Warning: Cannot clear class 'AStype' because instances of the class still exist.

Could you suggest how can I clear this, without closing and restarting Matlab?

Note: The data dictionary/models are all already closed

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Oleksandr Pylypenko 2020-3-23

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I get this error when moved all model data(with enum) to data dictionary, but in the matlab memory that define was saved. In the end I had two definition of enum. In order to delete enum from matlab memory run this command: Simulink.clearIntEnumType()

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Paul Huang 2021-9-8

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Just called MathWorks Tech Support and not much help. They can only provide whatever they found in their documents. In my case, the issue is with the simulink data dictionary, which is the worse design I ever seen.

In my case, Simulink.clearIntEnumType and Simulink.data.dictionary.closeAll don't work. I am not sure if the reason is that my data dictionary is from 19a but I am using 19b. I had hard time to find a way to convert the data dictionary to 19b. Therefore, I decided to get rid of the data dictionary completely and define the MCOS enum type in m file. Basically, I define the enum type instead of Simulink does it for me. After converting the dictionary to a mat file and create the m-files for all the enum type, the error is gone.