is there a way to convert Matlab code direct to TI TMS320C54x...?

I noticed that Mathworks has simulink target for TMS C2000 and C6000...

Does that mean that my TMS320C5410 EVM cannot be used by converting simulink 
code into TI code?

I am also wondering what can I do if I want to convert Matlab code directly 
into TI code? Is that an option to convert Matlab code directly into TI code 
to work in CCS?

For example, for a 40-tap FIR filter, my Matlab lab code is simply:

result=conv(coeff, data);

Does anybody know if it can be easily converted into TI code to work in CCS?

If the above is not possible, is "simulink -> TI" the only option to go?

Thanks a lot! 

lucy wrote:
> I noticed that Mathworks has simulink target for TMS C2000 and
C6000...
>
> Does that mean that my TMS320C5410 EVM cannot be used by converting
simulink
> code into TI code?
>
> I am also wondering what can I do if I want to convert Matlab code
directly
> into TI code? Is that an option to convert Matlab code directly into
TI code
> to work in CCS?
>
> For example, for a 40-tap FIR filter, my Matlab lab code is simply:
>
> result=conv(coeff, data);
>
> Does anybody know if it can be easily converted into TI code to work
in CCS?
>
> If the above is not possible, is "simulink -> TI" the only option to
go?
>
> Thanks a lot!

IMO, those code generators are really just toys, of interest to
universities and managers.

John

john wrote:
> lucy wrote:
> > I noticed that Mathworks has simulink target for TMS C2000 and
> C6000...
> >
> > Does that mean that my TMS320C5410 EVM cannot be used by converting
> simulink
> > code into TI code?
> >
> > I am also wondering what can I do if I want to convert Matlab code
> directly
> > into TI code? Is that an option to convert Matlab code directly
into
> TI code
> > to work in CCS?
> >
> > For example, for a 40-tap FIR filter, my Matlab lab code is simply:
> >
> > result=conv(coeff, data);
> >
> > Does anybody know if it can be easily converted into TI code to
work
> in CCS?
> >
> > If the above is not possible, is "simulink -> TI" the only option
to
> go?
> >
> > Thanks a lot!
>
> IMO, those code generators are really just toys, of interest to
> universities and managers.
>
> John


Why? I have used simulink, the latest version generates decent code, I
know the aerospace industry uses them, chances are you probably flew on
planes whos engine and/or flight control code was generated from one.

<bungalow_steve@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
news:1105495965.901748.57100@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>
> john wrote:
>> lucy wrote:
>> > I noticed that Mathworks has simulink target for TMS C2000 and
>> C6000...
>> >
>> > Does that mean that my TMS320C5410 EVM cannot be used by converting
>> simulink
>> > code into TI code?
>> >
>> > I am also wondering what can I do if I want to convert Matlab code
>> directly
>> > into TI code? Is that an option to convert Matlab code directly
> into
>> TI code
>> > to work in CCS?
>> >
>> > For example, for a 40-tap FIR filter, my Matlab lab code is simply:
>> >
>> > result=conv(coeff, data);
>> >
>> > Does anybody know if it can be easily converted into TI code to
> work
>> in CCS?
>> >
>> > If the above is not possible, is "simulink -> TI" the only option
> to
>> go?
>> >
>> > Thanks a lot!
>>
>> IMO, those code generators are really just toys, of interest to
>> universities and managers.
>>
>> John
>
>
> Why? I have used simulink, the latest version generates decent code, I
> know the aerospace industry uses them, chances are you probably flew on
> planes whos engine and/or flight control code was generated from one.
>

Hi Steve,

The Simulink only supports conversion Simulink code to C2000

and C6000, am I right? If I want to run it on TMS320C54X...

what shall I do?

thanks a lot! 

bungalow_steve@yahoo.com writes:
> [...]
> chances are you probably flew on planes whos engine and/or flight
> control code was generated from one.

That's scary. I hope the code was reviewed and tested just as thoroughly
as that generated by a human. 
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lucy wrote:

>
> Hi Steve,
>
> The Simulink only supports conversion Simulink code to C2000
>
> and C6000, am I right? If I want to run it on TMS320C54X...
>

well u can't use Simulink then.

> what shall I do?
>

rewrite your code in CCS in C from scratch. use some maths library
that are available to reduce your code-writing burden.

..[SNIP]..
"lucy" <losemind@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:cs2llm$6sf$1@news.Stanford.EDU...
>
> Hi Steve,
>
> The Simulink only supports conversion Simulink code to C2000
>
> and C6000, am I right? If I want to run it on TMS320C54X...
>
> what shall I do?
>
> thanks a lot!
>
>

You are correct, the Mathworks tools only support the processors you
mentioned.  You will need to do a manual conversion and create a C/Assembly
program (or you could hire any of the fine consultants on these sites who
know both Matlab and C54x C/Assembly to help you out).

-Shawn