This tutorial series will teach you how to generate low-level code from MATLAB and Simulink, through the lens of a simple autonomous system. Through these video tutorials we hope to teach you how to convert your MATLAB and Simulink algorithms in low-level C/C++ source code that can be integrated into other independent code bases or executables that can be deployed directly to an embedded system. So how do you take your algorithms from MATLAB desktop to these embedded systems? The answer is code generation. But what next?Īs a student competition team there is a good chance that you are working with embedded systems – tiny computers that are the brains of your racecars, airplanes, boats, robots or the various other thingamajigs that are trying to make this world a better place. In my many conversations with MATLAB users, the most recurring theme is always “MATLAB and Simulink are my go-to to prototype and simulate algorithms”. There are more than 5000 universities around the world where MATLAB is taught to students from Science, Technology, Engineering and Math disciplines. But, why is this important? MATLAB is a multi-paradigm high-level programming language used by more than 2 million engineers and scientists world-wide. What is Code Generation?Ĭode generation is the process of generating low-level code directly from a high-level programming language or modelling environment. Connell, our regular guest blogger (… we should call him co-author of this blog …) wrote this article.
I would like to start by wishing all of you a Happy New Year! In the spirit of the New Year and trying out new things we want to introduce you to our latest series of student competition tutorials on code generation.
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