Hi, I'm looking at using Matlab RTW & TC6 for prototyping a design on a TI DSP. Wanted to hear what other people's experiences have been with this approach. Looking to get feedback on potential downsides and pitfalls to look out for. Would also wlecome any suggestions for alternatives. Thanks, Venugopal
Experience with Matlab RTW & TC6
Started by ●August 19, 2009
Reply by ●August 19, 20092009-08-19
Venu wrote:> Hi, > > I'm looking at using Matlab RTW & TC6 for prototyping a design on a TI > DSP. Wanted to hear what other people's experiences have been with > this approach. Looking to get feedback on potential downsides and > pitfalls to look out for. Would also wlecome any suggestions for > alternatives.All you need is pencil and paper. VLV
Reply by ●August 20, 20092009-08-20
> > >Venu wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm looking at using Matlab RTW & TC6 for prototyping a design on a TI >> DSP. Wanted to hear what other people's experiences have been with >> this approach. Looking to get feedback on potential downsides and >> pitfalls to look out for. Would also wlecome any suggestions for >> alternatives. > >All you need is pencil and paper. > >VLV >After you get the pencil and paper Vladimir is talking about, you should know the compatibility issues with the version of Matlab and the version of Code Composer Studio. For eg, CCS 3.1 is only compatible with Matlab 2006a and 2006b, for any later version you need to have CCS 3.3
Reply by ●August 20, 20092009-08-20
On Aug 19, 4:47�pm, Venu <venugop...@gmail.com> wrote:> Hi, > > I'm looking at using Matlab RTW & TC6 for prototyping a design on a TI > DSP. Wanted to hear what other people's experiences have been with > this approach. Looking to get feedback on potential downsides and > pitfalls to look out for. Would also wlecome any suggestions for > alternatives. > > Thanks, > Venugopalwe use Matlab RTW/Simulink for SHARC processors for prototype and design almost exclusively now. Code generation can get out of hand if you don't know what you doing, but we never had algorithms that didn't work when deployed.