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Old 02-08-2005, 08:08 AM
Alan
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Default System Generator: does it support high-level programming?

Hi,

I am wondering if anyone know a way to translate MATLAB code to VHDL
code using System Generator. I know that the MCode block supports a
limited set of MATLAB instructions only (therefore I cannot use it for
complex operations), and Blackbox block requires VHDL codes itself. How
about s-function? Since s-function accepts C codes, is there any way to
have System Generator to generate HDL codes using s-function, therefore
providing support to high-level programming language? Or is there
another method that translates high-level language codes into HDL using
System Generator?

Thanks in advance.

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