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porting matlab code on to TI OMAP L138

Signal Processing Asked on December 10, 2021

I have already working matlab based code for an application. i want to port on to OMAP L138 using matlab coder. I have some queries related to this

  1. Is it possible to do on a omap based custom board.?
  2. Does embedded coder support all the matlab function.
  3. Is it the right way to build a communication system (i.e simulate and test in matlab then port it to dsp using matlab coder)

I think some experienced engineer advice is required here?

One Answer

1 - Too broad, please be more specific

2 - Most functions are supported, you can check the simulink blocks to see if they support code generation. That being said, even if a function is supported, it does not mean that it makes sense to have it in your code. You can also convert Matlab functions to C/C++ but there are restrictions.

3 - What you describe is a model-based design where your simulation model and your executable are based on the same source. I use model-based designs in power systems, I use a controller for simulations and I use the same controller for code generation.

It works well, reduces development time, helps eliminating bugs. However, it's not a silver bullet, it's not as easy as Mathworks wants you to think. You still need some coding skills.

Answered by Ben on December 10, 2021

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