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Avoid name collisions in general. One way is to avoid using default block names (for

example, Gain1, Gain2...) when your model has many

blocks of the same type.

Where possible, increase the Maximum identifier length to

accommodate the length of the identifiers you expect to generate. Reserve at least three

characters for name-mangling text.

To control the case (upper or lower case) of the text that each token represents,

include decorators such as [U_] in your macro. See Control Case with Token Decorators.

If you specify $R, the value you specify for Maximum

identifier length must be large enough to accommodate full expansions of

the $R and $M tokens.

When a name conflict occurs between an identifier within the scope of a higher-level

model and an identifier within the scope of a referenced model, the code generator

preserves the identifier from the referenced model. Name mangling is performed on the

identifier in the higher-level model.

This parameter setting only determines the name of objects, such as signals and

parameters, if the object is set to Auto.

For referenced models, if the Global variables parameter does

not contain a $R token (which represents the name of the reference

model), code generation prepends the $R token to the identifier

format.

You can use the Model Advisor to identify models in a model referencing hierarchy

for which code generation changes configuration parameter settings.

On the Modeling tab, select Model

Advisor.

Select By Task.

Run the Check code generation identifier formats used for model

reference check.