== signal attribute specified.. is invalid because individual signals contained in this line are mapped to different memory locations ==

This occurs when the code generator tries to generate code for a signal when that signal has two names associated with it.

For example, a block output port might assign a name to the signal for code generation purposes, and you may have named that
same signal and set the properties to Exported Global.  This will cause the error message above.

To fix this situation, insert a ''Data Type Conversion'' block between the offending block output port
and your signal.
 * The ''Data Type Conversion'' block forces the code generator to create a new variable with its own memory location.
 * The ''Data Type Conversion'' block can be found in the Signal Attributes library in the Simulink Library browser.

=== If this is causing a problem ===

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=== Fix it like this ===

{{attachment:WithDataTypeConvert.jpg}}


=== If it's still a problem ===
It's possible the subsystem input port or something in the subsystem is causing the issue.  In that case, add another
''Data Type Conversion'' block after your named signal, as shown below.

{{attachment:With2DataTypeConverts.jpg}}