Hi --
--- In "victorp_27" <> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone. I want to use some matlab functions(like hilbert
> transform) in my c code, so I can later cross compile them using
arm-
> linux-gcc in cygwin and the i can use them in my TS. Does anybody
know
> how I can do this or something similar?. thanks
>
I see a couple big problems:
* Matlab is commercial i386 only, AFAIK, without an ARM version
* Floating Point with EP9302 is very slow.
The way around the first issue is to write your C code using a
scientific subroutine package that's available in source code. You
can then compile these libs yourself for ARM, and use them instead
of Matlab. Something like the gnu Scientific Library package
(http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl) or something at netlib
(http://www.netlib.org).
Floating point on the TS ARM boards can be improved, but not easily,
and this may be your biggest problem.
If you decide to stick to linux on x86 architecture, Octave is a
mostly Matlab compatable linux program that could make it easier for
you to move to linux. http://www.octave.org
Regards, ...... Charlie
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