CC3220SF-LAUNCHXL: Matlab/Simulink

Hi Kash,

Not directly. You can use MathWorks generic embedded workflow for CC3220 and other MCU's: build an controller/algorithm; generate C code, and export that to CCS for deployment. We also do offer some Arm specific extensions / optimizations as part of code generation, which you may or may not want to explore.

Cheers,

-Brian

Hi Kash,

From my perspective, this question is a bit backwards.

MathWorks code generation works for just about every device. We generate ANSI ISO C code, (as well has VHDL, CUDA, and structured text). Basically we translate your Simulink model or MATLAB script into code, and that code is fully portable and can run wherever you want to run it. We have customers running that C code on C6x, Sitara, Tiva, Hercules, and other MCU's & DSP's. 

As far as device specific support, the answer is no; we have no plans to follow in the steps of our C2000 support to other platforms. Our customers do tailor the code generation to fit their projects (use optimizations, device specific compilers, etc). We could never build all the variations that customers might need - so we build the tools to enable customers to build their application. We provide some of the "lego" bricks, but it is up to you to build the castle, or car, or whatever out of the "legos". 

So back to your question. yes, we have full AutoCode generation and can generate C code. But no, we have no plans to make device specific support beyond C2000. C2000 is like our reference example on how to build out a full workflow for a device and what it is capable of, just like a LaunchPad is TI's reference example how to use a chip on a PCB.

Cheers,

-Brian