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MBD for MPC5744P Code Compiler

xingzhenlei — Thu, 05 Sep 2024 15:21:00 GMT

Using the MPC5744P development board, I recently utilized the official Simulink model examples provided for this board. Through these models, I was able to generate C code, which was then compiled into a series of binary files, as shown in the image below.

What kind of compiler should I use to compile the above code? I tried using Visual Studio 2019, but it seems to be unsuccessful. The errors I encountered are as follows:

My question is about how to compile the above C code. If there's a specific way, please provide detailed steps. Thank you.

Re: MBD for MPC5744P Code Compiler

petervlna — Fri, 06 Sep 2024 05:43:34 GMT

Hello,

The supported compilers are specified in release notes:

Best regards,
Peter

Re: MBD for MPC5744P Code Compiler

xingzhenlei — Sun, 08 Sep 2024 15:16:10 GMT

Problem 1: As shown in the figure below, why can't I see the source code for some functions? Is it because they are encapsulated in the "MPC574xP_AMMCLIB.a" file? Where can I find specific function comments and calling methods?

Problem 2: If they are indeed encapsulated in the aforementioned file and I cannot see the comments or calling methods, what materials should I use to write my own library files?

Re: MBD for MPC5744P Code Compiler

petervlna — Mon, 09 Sep 2024 07:23:10 GMT

Hello,

Problem 1: As shown in the figure below, why can't I see the source code for some functions? Is it because they are encapsulated in the "MPC574xP_AMMCLIB.a" file? Where can I find specific function comments and calling methods?

AMMCLIB is povided in two variants:

1. object code only - which is available free on our web

2. source code - which is licensed and paid.

Problem 2: If they are indeed encapsulated in the aforementioned file and I cannot see the comments or calling methods, what materials should I use to write my own library files?

It does not make a sense to me. The API of AMMClib is described in manual and supplied header files. i dont understand why you are interested in our internal commends in code.

best regards,

Peter