I had a question about this.
These are the steps I took:
1. Build a model on Simulink.
2. Use Real Time Workshop to generate C files and headers.
After this two steps, how do I go from here? I want my Simulink model to be
implemented on my TI C5416 DSK, so I know that the Link for Code Composer Studio
enables me to do this.
Please help me asap. Thank you much!
Stephanie
> Tahmina-
>
>> I was replying to the question about executing the MATLAB program on DSK.
Of
>> course, the project is built in C++/asm, but code composer studio handles
that. We
>> don't need to do that as long as we have the compatible software to
manage that.
>> Probably, I didn't phrase my statement properly.
>> Simulink and Matlab programs can be executed directly on DSK through CCS.
The
>> project is built and loaded on the DSK by CCS. but, we write .m file or make
the
>> .mdl in MATLAB or SIMULINK respectively. The program has to be actually in
assembly
>> language to load on to the processor.
>
>Simulink and MATLAB programs cannot execute on the DSK board. Even if these
programs
>are x86 assembly language, DLL, etc. they do not run on the TI DSP. The
programs
>*communicate* with the DSP code, but that DSP code is built using TI's CCS
tools. TI
>calls the communication RTDX; it uses the JTAG interface on the DSK board (USB
or
>parallel port on the PC).
>
>-Jeff
>
>
