Converting matlab code into Code Composer Studio project.

Hi! I am Barani. I am working on a project with DM6437 EVM board. I have some matlab programs related to image and video processing.

I want to know whether the matlab codes can be directly converted into CCS project.

I have already worked in converting simulink models into CCS project.

But i want to know whether the matlab program can be converted into CCS porject or whether i can only convert it into Embedded C code and i have to use the Generated C code with other C library files to create the project manually?

Regards! Barani Karthick

Answer 1

[Kaustubha Govind]

I don't know of a direct way to do what you need, but you can do one of two things:

1. Bring your MATLAB code into Simulink using the the MATLAB Function block, and then generate a CCS project from the model.
2. If you have a MATLAB Coder license, generate C code from your MATLAB function, and then manually import that into a CCS project.

In both cases, your MATLAB code should use the language subset suppported for code generation.

[Barani Karthick]

Hi Kaustubha!

Thank You for your suggestions.

I will try out the first option.

I have a doubt regarding the second option. Will i be able to generate target specific C code through MATLAB Coder or i have to manually make it compatible to the specific target?

And finally i am using MATLAB R2010b release. Is MATALB Coder is available with this release?

[Kaustubha Govind]

Barani: I think you need to manually configure the coder configuration settings for hardware implementation parameters to generate target-specific code. MATLAB Coder was introduced in R2011b.

[Claude Porlier]

It seems that I can not build a project from my simulink model file when I am using CCS v5.5. I am using MATLAB 2013b. Is building a project only available with CCS 3.3 ? Is there an outline about how to manually import a project to CCS because many of the header files are missing when I try to do it.

Thanks for your help.

[Kaustubha Govind]

Claude: Your question is not exactly the same as this one, so in general, please create a new Question instead of writing a comment. I don't know a lot about support for CCS 5, but you may want to refer to this previously answered question: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/41444-ti-ccsv5-support-for-ide-link