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How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

1506840872 — Tue, 18 Dec 2018 05:44:33 GMT

Hello, I bought a Devkit-MPC5744 recently, and downloaded the Model-based Design Toolbox for MPC5744P from the NXP website.

And then I open the example model file from the Model-based Design Toolbox. The model is "uart_model_pnt".

After that I configure the parameter and build the model, and then the Simulink generate the C code.

After that I created a new project in S32 design studio and replace the source file and header file with the C code generated from Simulink.

But when I import the C code into the S32 Design Studio, and build the project, it always failed.

The building operation always abort ,and a red cross occured.

my project in S32 ds

The everyone process before the building seems OK. But I cannot build the code generated from the simulink.

Could anyone please help me?

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

jiri_kral — Tue, 18 Dec 2018 10:09:08 GMT

Hi,

can you please share output from build console?

Jiri

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

1506840872 — Wed, 19 Dec 2018 00:51:04 GMT

Thank you for your reply. The console is as fellow:

It says cannot open the *.s file, but in fact the Simulink generated the *.s file and I put them into the "src" folder.

So how can I solve the problem? thank you

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

jiri_kral — Wed, 19 Dec 2018 07:48:07 GMT

Hi,

for some reason is S32DS using files from temporary folder. It is possible share your project?

Jiri

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

1506840872 — Wed, 19 Dec 2018 09:17:51 GMT

No problem. The project and the code generated from the Simulink are as fellow.

And I tried after your last reply.

I tried to delete the *.s file in the "src" folder, it is not ok.

And then I put the *.s file which contains the 'e200zx_interrupt_setup' function, into the "include" folder, it is ok to read. But then new problem occur.

So I put the all *.s files into the "include" folder. But the problem is still here, and new problem occurs:

Could you please show me how to compile the code generated from the Simulink?

Thank you so much.

Best wishes.

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

jiri_kral — Wed, 19 Dec 2018 13:40:48 GMT

Hi,

thanks for sharing your project. So - there was couple issues - you need to use linker script file from Simulink project. Second one - Simulink project already contains startup code. I excluded from build default startup.S. Also some assembly code are used for include (in include), some others are dedicated to build (in src)

Fixed project is in attachment.

Jiri

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

1506840872 — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 12:49:58 GMT

Thank you, Jiri. I do appreciate your help.

The fixed project has been successful to compile, but with a warning.

And the problem is that the program doesn't run.

When I click "resume" button and start the program, it will stop somewhere in configure_flash.s file

And when I reclick the "resume" button, the program seems running, but actually not running.

I am sure the program are not running because I add some sentences to turn on the LED. However, it doesn't work.

The console text is in attachment.

I do appreciate if you could help.

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

jiri_kral — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 13:47:15 GMT

Hi,

this question is more related to Model-based design toolbox than S32DS and I'm not familiar with this stuff. Better idea is place your question to this community - https://community.nxp.com/community/mbdt/diy

Jiri

Re: How can I use S32 DS to compile the C code generated from Simulink model？

1506840872 — Fri, 21 Dec 2018 01:17:34 GMT

Thank you soooooooooooo much, Jiri.

I will place the question in the community which you mentioned.