To be sure I understand correctly, the comparison is of the two scenarios:ġ) Generate code and build model from MATLAB, then use RAppID Bootloader to flash over JTAG is WORKING.Ģ) Generate code and S32DS Project file from MATLAB, then use S32DS to builld and then use RAppID Bootloader to flash over JTAG is NOT WORKING.ĭaniel, I echo your comments on using the flash tool within S32DS to program the code via either OpenSDA or JTAG. These limitations will be addressed in the newer versions of S32DS for PA.Įxpected result: The executable file should be produced without any errors.
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These will force the IDE to update the toolchain properties correctly. #6: Applicable for S32DS v1.2 (due to a bug in IDE): Open the Project Properties and go to Settings/Target Processor and select " generate code for E200Z4" as Target Processor and re=select the option shown near the Libraries Support. #5: Click on Finish button to have the project imported into the S32 Design Studio workspace. #4: Press Next and select the ProjectInfo.xml from the location used to generated the C-code for the Simulink model. #3: Open S32DS for PA and select Import/S32 Design Studio/ProjectInfo.xml Importer Motor Control System example from Motor Control Class: Lecture 12 - Motor Control System since it is the most complex application we built so far on this community) and wait until is completed successfully. #2: build the Simulink model as normal (e.g. #1: make sure the HotFix_4 is installed successfully and the " Generated S32 Design Studio ProjectInfo.xml file" option is visible and selected S32DS IDE v1.2 or newer: S32 Design Studio for Power v1.2. Toolbox for MPC5744P rev2.0: Model Based Design Toolbox For Panther (MPC574xP) Family of Processors 2.0 IS NOW AVAILABLE! Here is what you need to do in just a few steps. No more painful job of reconstruction the project manually and setting all sort of compiler flags. In case you need to export the generated code to S32 Design Studio for PA IDE, now there is an easy way.
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