Greetings ,
I just wanted to know if it is possible to install Matlab or Labview on the amm335x evm TMDXEVM3358 ?
Best Regards,
Ian
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Greetings ,
I just wanted to know if it is possible to install Matlab or Labview on the amm335x evm TMDXEVM3358 ?
Best Regards,
Ian
Hi Ian,
I don't think anyone else has ever tried to do this, but in my opinion there is no chance it will run, because Matlab requires a minimum ot 1024MB of RAM (2048MB recommended) and the EVM has only 512MB. I don't know if they even have support for ARM.
You should direct these questions directly to the software manufacturers. We only support the AM335x Sitara Linux SDK here.
Best regards,
Miroslav
I'm a little confused by the question since most people run Matlob or Labview on an x86 host but then interface to an embedded processor tool like the AM335x EVM with UART, ip address, or even JTAG in some cases.
Thanks for your reply Joe,
The thing is that i want to run a standalone application that captures the data from an ADC to process them on the amm335x evm, so right now i'm thinking about using the code composer studio instead of matlab or labview since it seems easier to handle.
Any suggestions would be appreciated !
Regards,
Ian
If you are using CCS and can use something "bare metal" for processing, there is AM335x Starterware examples available. I see one for ADC (though I have not used) at: C:\TI\AM335X_StarterWare_02_00_00_07\examples\evmAM335x\adc
You might be able to paste a few examples together to do real-time embedded processing on the AM335x that then reports results and/or uploads offline data to MATLAB/Labview for analysis.
I am not sure how much can be re-used for AM335x but there has been a recent Matlab/TI training on using RM48/TMS570 Cortex R4 + CCS5.x with Matlab:
http://www.mathworks.co.uk/videos/ti-hercules-mcu-optimized-code-from-simulink-for-iec-61508-and-iso-26262-92003.html
http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/hercules/f/312/t/315449.aspx
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