Hey
i found out that matlab can use simulink to build CCS project and it can
optimize the code corresponding to the different DSP.
Here is the following question.
i found out that matlab only support one chip which is C5510 DSK in C55XX
series. however, i checked the driver for my TMS320C5505 EVM board, it is C5510
DSK.
So, can i use matlab to generate CCS project for my TMS320C5505?
my second question is: why the driver which installed for my TMS320C5505 EVM
board is C5510.
Best regards
Reynold
about Matlab generate C code which can be used in C5505
Started by ●November 8, 2010
Reply by ●November 16, 20102010-11-16
Reynold-
> i found out that matlab can use simulink to build CCS
> project and it can optimize the code corresponding to
> the different DSP.
>
> Here is the following question.
>
> i found out that matlab only support one chip which is
> C5510 DSK in C55XX series. however, i checked the
> driver for my TMS320C5505 EVM board, it is C5510 DSK.
>
> So, can i use matlab to generate CCS project for my
> TMS320C5505?
You could probably generate basic, working C55x code. But when MATLAB wants to communicate with the EVM 5505 board,
it might have trouble because the board interfaces are different. I suggest that you ask this question at Spectrum
Digital, who design and manufacture both boards.
> my second question is: why the driver which installed
> for my TMS320C5505 EVM board is C5510.
Well, if MATLAB makes that assumption, it could be a good sign -- it might mean the same driver supports both. But
again, suggest that you ask Spectrum Digital and also ask on a MATLAB forum.
-Jeff
> i found out that matlab can use simulink to build CCS
> project and it can optimize the code corresponding to
> the different DSP.
>
> Here is the following question.
>
> i found out that matlab only support one chip which is
> C5510 DSK in C55XX series. however, i checked the
> driver for my TMS320C5505 EVM board, it is C5510 DSK.
>
> So, can i use matlab to generate CCS project for my
> TMS320C5505?
You could probably generate basic, working C55x code. But when MATLAB wants to communicate with the EVM 5505 board,
it might have trouble because the board interfaces are different. I suggest that you ask this question at Spectrum
Digital, who design and manufacture both boards.
> my second question is: why the driver which installed
> for my TMS320C5505 EVM board is C5510.
Well, if MATLAB makes that assumption, it could be a good sign -- it might mean the same driver supports both. But
again, suggest that you ask Spectrum Digital and also ask on a MATLAB forum.
-Jeff