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Compatibility between Matlab2011 and CCStudio V3.3

esieefriedl
Prodigy 60 points
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Hello,

I have a problem, I've now the latest version of Matlab but I am not able to load a project from Simulink directly into the C28346 chip.

The problems are in CCStudio, he is not able to load common files and header and to finish one other, 'MemCopy.c'. Now, is MatlabR2011a compatible with CCStudio version 3.3   or is it necessary to change my version of CCStudio? And if it's necessary where could I load a new version of CCStudio, by knowing that my version of CCStudio comes from 'Development Tool kit'.

Thank you for the answer!!

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    TI__Guru* 91990 points

    Raphael Friedl said:

    Hello,

    I have a problem, I've now the latest version of Matlab but I am not able to load a project from Simulink directly into the C28346 chip.

    The problems are in CCStudio, he is not able to load common files and header and to finish one other, 'MemCopy.c'. Now, is MatlabR2011a compatible with CCStudio version 3.3   or is it necessary to change my version of CCStudio? And if it's necessary where could I load a new version of CCStudio, by knowing that my version of CCStudio comes from 'Development Tool kit'.

    Thank you for the answer!!

    Hello,

    I have forwarded your question to the mathworks to see if they can help.  Their email is c2000_expert@mathworks.com.  If you contact them directly, please reference this post.

    Regards,

    Lori

     

  • 0
    Prodigy 160 points

     

    The short answer is yes, you can use CCS revision 3.3 with MathWorks R2011a, but there are subtleties in terms of specific tools versions, revisions of DSP Bios (if used), and specific board type.

    You can use the "checkEnvSetup" command at the MATLAB prompt to get complete information on all the third-party software required to work with your Texas Instruments hardware platform. You use this command as follows:

    >> checkEnvSetup(‘ccs’,<board/processor name>)

    The <board/processor> name is a string that can be either:

    • The name of a processor as seen in the list of supported processors under the Processor drop-down menu in the Custom Board for TI CCS Target Preferences block from Embedded Coder
    • A board name that corresponds exactly to the name of the Target Preferences block for a specific EVM/DSK board found in Embedded Coder

    Screenshots of string options that appear in the Target Preferences block are shown at http://www.mathworks.com/products/embedded-coder/ti-adaptor.html

    For further support about your specific use-case, please contact MathWorks support, or post a question to the "MATLAB Answers" user community at http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/.

  • 0 in reply to Noam Levine
    Prodigy 60 points

    Hi Lori,

    I have resolved my problem. It was missing me some drivers files in Matlab Simulink, and as normal the error were reported in CCStudio. But now I have replaced the missing drivers at the right place and it's running without problem.

     

    Thank you for the help given,

     

    Bye!!

     

    Raphaël