S32K1 Toolbox - Latest version of MATLAB that is compatible

[Poley]

Hi all,

I am setting up a new laptop and need to move all of my prvious models and projects over to a fresh install. I am installing MATLAB, obviously I would rather use the latest version possible but what is the latest MATLAB version the MBDT toolbox works with? I would assume it will work with any but a set release is specified as this is what the toolbox was tested with?

Thanks!

[SorinIBancila]

Hello,

There is no official way to migrate toolbox from one computer to another. One solution that MIGHT work would be to go to the addons folder in MATLAB and copy-paste the entire toolbox on the new computer in the addons folder. Then, I recommend to run the mbd_s32k1_path to make sure everything is in path. Please make sure you generate a new license file for the new laptop.

Important! Before trying these, please make sure you have backup in case something fails.

Regarding the issue about EERead, EEwrite, I don't know yet. Let me investigate and I will come back with an anwser.

Best regards,

Sorin Bancila

[Poley]

Hey @SorinIBancila ,

Did you manage to find out about the EEPROM blocks by any chance? Thank you!

[SorinIBancila]

Hello,

The toolbox should work with all new versions but you should take it with a grain of salt because the toolbox was not tested on these version (R2023a+) as they were not available back then.

I would recommend to stick to R2022a (the latest official version supported) if it is possible.

Best regards,

Sorin Bancila

[Poley]

Hey Sorin,

No problem, thank you!

Also, is there an easy way to transfer my toolbox over or do I need to start fresh? Just as I have multiple patches applied mainly from conversations with Marius. If it needs to be a fresh install then no problem, I can go through and find them again. 


Lastly, while talking about patches. I was wondering if it is possible to make the offset in the flash EERead or EEwrite blocks to be an input instead of a set value in the block config? Is this something easily modified on my end by modifying the mask or would it require another patch to change? Just as I have a cyclic memory write for SOC that makes use of 40 different address sets to preserve EEPROM life. It would greatly reduce my model if I could modify the offset with a single value instead of using multiple subsystems if that makes sense?


Thanks again!