Model Configuration Parameters: Model Referencing

The Model Referencing category includes parameters for configuring the inclusion of other models (Model blocks).

On the Configuration Parameters dialog box, the following configuration parameters are on the Model Referencing pane.

Parameter	Description
Rebuild	Select the method used to determine when to rebuild simulation and Simulink® Coder™ targets for referenced models before updating, simulating, or generating code from this model.
Never rebuild diagnostic	Select the diagnostic action that Simulink software should take if it detects a model reference target that needs to be rebuilt.
Enable parallel model reference builds	Specify whether to use automatic parallel building of the model reference hierarchy whenever possible.
MATLAB worker initialization for builds	Specify how to initialize MATLAB® workers for parallel builds.
Enable strict scheduling checks for referenced models	This parameter enables these checks for referenced models: Scheduling order consistency of function-call subsystems in a referenced export function model Sample time consistency across the boundary of a referenced export function model or referenced rate-based model
Total number of instances allowed per top model	Specify how many references to this model can occur in another model.
Pass fixed-size scalar root inputs by value for code generation	Specify whether a model that calls (references) this model passes its scalar inputs to this model by value.
Minimize algebraic loop occurrences	Try to eliminate artificial algebraic loops from a model that involve the current referenced model
Propagate all signal labels out of the model	Pass propagated signal names to output signals of Model block.
Propagate sizes of variable-size signals	Select how variable-size signals propagate through referenced models.
Model dependencies	You can add user-created dependencies to the set of known target dependencies by using the Model dependencies parameter.

Related Topics

• Model Reference Basics
• Model Dependencies