Customize name of code generated called M-FIles
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I have a simulink model containing Matlab Function blocks, these ones:

Inside the blocks I have code like this that calls other M-Functions saved in the same folder (this is just a simple example to ilustrate the problem).

My purpose is to generate code from the simulink model, I selected the ert.tlc system target file.
Because I want the called M-Functions (in this example would be the function sec_cuc) to be generated in different C-Files (no code inlining), I enabled the option 'Shared location', as seen in the picture below, which enables all the M-Functions to be saved in the same directory when the code is generated:

After generating the code, the generated files have the name :
knopohdjbiecbaaa_sec_cuc.c knopohdjbiecbaaa_sec_cuc.h (the first part of the names change with the different builds, making the generated code unreliable, they all have names like this with the first part to appear completely random and different from each other)
How can I customize the name or just take out the first part of the name with the random letters? My naming options configuration are:

I appreciate any help! Cheers
Answers (3)
Fangjun Jiang
on 1 Jun 2017
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Right click the block, select "Block Parameters (Subsystem)", select the "Code Generation" panel, For "Function packaging", select "Reusable function", then you can set the "Function name options" and "File name options".
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Marina Moreira
on 1 Jun 2017
Fangjun Jiang
on 1 Jun 2017
Good point. Sorry for missing that.
In that case, I've tried creating a Simulink function at the save level where you have your MATLAB function block.

Inside the Simulink function, use another MATLAB function block.

Inside the MATLAB function block, copy and past the M-script for sec_cuc.m
Then generate the code.

Marina Moreira
on 2 Jun 2017
Aditya Shenoy
on 15 Jul 2018
Me too facing the same Issue of Random name generation. Does any one has the solution for it?
Fabian Stein
on 5 Apr 2018
0 votes
How come no one from Mathworks can help here? This can not really be the intention!?
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Andreas Goser
on 13 Apr 2018
Fabian, MATLAB Answers is primarily a user-help-users forum and not a contact method to Technical Support. I saw you have contact support directly and will provide a first answer in a few minutes.
I have the same problem. Did anybody find a good solution to this problem? Still using Matlab 2017a
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