Hi all, I am building an application using the Embedded Target for Motorola MPC555 release 2.0.3 The computer i configured several yeras ago died and I am encountering problems with rhis new installation. My new laptop does not have a parallel port. Does anybody have any suggestion on how I can use the debugger? When compiling The process seems not to find the compiler. Are spaces

Systems Engineer, Indianapolis, Indiana The primary job function of this position is to work as an Embedded Systems Engineer supporting the embedded software controls development for engine applications. The individual will be designing, implementing and performing modeling and simulation for embedded engine control systems. Key Responsibilities: The responsibilities of the position may include

Systems Engineer, Indianapolis, Indiana The primary job function of this position is to work as an Embedded Systems Engineer supporting the embedded software controls development for engine applications. The individual will be designing, implementing and performing modeling and simulation for embedded engine control systems. Key Responsibilities: The responsibilities of the position may include

Hi, can you elaborate your question? 1. what format your current souce code is in? c? m? simulink? real-time workshop converts simulink models to C language. There are add-on toolboxes for particular targets to generate driver code as well, for example, for TI C2000, 6000, mpc555, etc. 2. purpose of the porting? prototype? production? 3. how much lagacy code/hand code you have to integrate

I've never tried it. However, the error message makes me wonder whether you can solve the problem simply by setting the signal type manually, i.e. open the Model Explorer and specify everything about the signal type on the input and output port, don't leave it "inherited". Here it's a real, 4-element, int8 vector. Set both the input and output ports to that, and I would think this would