In the Model Data Editor in Simulink, the checkbox 'Resolve' is used to resolve data type conflicts that may arise when you have multiple data type sources for a block parameter or signal.
The main reason to use 'Resolve' is to ensure that the data types for all signals and parameters in a model are consistent and compatible. If you have multiple sources of data types, such as from different blocks or subsystems, then resolving the data types can help you to avoid unexpected behaviour in your model.
After checking the checkbox 'Resolve', Simulink will use a set of rules to determine the data type to use for the signal or parameter. If there is a conflict, Simulink will automatically resolve the data type according to these rules.
The option to 'Resolve' data type conflicts does not directly influence the generated code, but it can indirectly affect the generated code. If the data types are not consistent and compatible, then the generated code may contain type mismatches or other issues that can cause the code to behave unexpectedly. By resolving data type conflicts in the model, you can help to ensure that the generated code will be correct and consistent with your model.
