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CCS/TMS320F28379D: What is the best methode for deploying the Code from Simulink model to MCU?

Part Number: TMS320F28379D


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hi.


I am using this MCU for my application and I am confused about a bit for a while. I have a Simulink model for my application and now I want to deploy the Simulink model from Simulink to MCU. As far as I know, there are two options for that. One is Matlab embedded coder and the second is CCS bare metal. I have seen a few posts about Matlab embedded coder and They said that It's not fully efficient for big models. What is your suggestion about that issue?

  • Hello,

    user6456504 said:
    I have seen a few posts about Matlab embedded coder and They said that It's not fully efficient for big models. What is your suggestion about that issue?

    Any questions regarding MATLAB and Simulink should be sent directly to the Mathworks support: https://www.mathworks.com/support.html

    Thanks

    ki

  • I'll make a quick comment here:

    Code generated from MathWorks Embedded Coder is running, today, in your local transportation option: car, bus, train, and airplane, and maybe even electric scooter. The code is running in your mobile phone, and the satellite it connects to in orbit. And the code is even running on Mars in the rover(s).

    All the tools and capability are there for you to deploy to your embedded system.

    For C2000, we commonly see customers using our special support package for testing and prototyping, and then migrating to algorithm export  for deployment as they often have a pre-existing software architecture they want to use, and only need the algorithm developed in MathWorks tools to integrated into an existing software environment.

    You can view much more info on MathWorks website for Embedded Coder.

    Cheers,

    -Brian