Tutorial: Generating code from a Scicos diagram targeting Easylab Board
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- | + | The equivalent precompiled example can be found in the directory ''scicos_ee/examples/easylab_flex/Led_sin''. inside scicos pack base directory. | |
- | + | To generate code for your easylab you ca follow the steps described in [[Tutorial:_Installing_scicoslab_and_generating_code_from_a_Scicos_diagram#Generating_dsPIC_code_from_a_Scicos_Diagram | Generating dsPIC code from a Scicos Diagram]] taking care in '''step 2''' to change the target from board_flex to '''board_easylab'''. |
Latest revision as of 10:43, 8 November 2011
Introduction
Before execute this simple tutorial follow installation procedure described in installig scicoslab tutorial
Your first Scicos application for Easylab
To create the easyest demo for easylab board follow the steps described in Your first Scicos Application for FLEX just make sure to use blocks from Easylab palette instead of the ones from FLEX palette.
The equivalent precompiled example can be found in the directory scicos_ee/examples/easylab_flex/Led_sin. inside scicos pack base directory. To generate code for your easylab you ca follow the steps described in Generating dsPIC code from a Scicos Diagram taking care in step 2 to change the target from board_flex to board_easylab.