STM32-MAT/Target Processor-in-the-Loop (PIL). Keil error compiling.

Posted on June 02, 2016 at 16:28

Hello,

can you please verify model configuration parameters.

open configuration parameters window

code generation>System target file

You must select stm32.tlc (click browse and select stm32.tlc)

Set STM32 parameters and click ok.

You should not have rt_main.c generated file but main.c

Best regards

Pascal

Posted on June 02, 2016 at 23:38

Hi,

I was doing these steps.

- First of all, I opend MatLab and joint the working directory of my project (�?¡:\test).

- Then, I create a new Simulink-file in this directory (�?¡:\test\test.slx).

- I open STM32Cube and create new .io file  for STM32F407VG, then I generated project for Keil v4 (�?¡:\test\test\test.io, �?¡:\test\test\Drivers, �?¡:\test\test\Inc, �?¡:\test\test\MDK-ARM, �?¡:\test\test\Src, �?¡:\test\test\test).

- In my Simulink model (test.slx) I configure Code Generation parameters: select stm32.tcl file in the Cedo Generation->System target file

- Set STM32 options (Download Application, STM32Cube path update), then click apply button.

-  Switched simulink model in PIL mode

- Add to the model STM32_Config block

- In this block I chose my test.io file

- Then I add GPIO_Write block, Pulse Generation block

- Connect my STM32 Discovery board to PC across SWD debugger and USB to UART converter.

- Click to Run button in Simulink model window

- Follow step-by-step on-screen instructions

- Reconfigure STM32Cube project

- Generate new Keil v4 project

- In the Keil v4.73 I open last generation project and get again the problems described above.

In the latest Keil project has both a main.c file and rt_main.c file.

Keil can'n compile rt_main.c file.

Posted on June 03, 2016 at 11:24

Hi,

You wrote:

I open STM32Cube and create new .io file  for STM32F407VG, then I generated project for Keil v4 (�?¡:\test\test\test.io, �?¡:\test\test\Drivers, �?¡:\test\test\Inc, �?¡:\test\test\MDK-ARM, �?¡:\test\test\Src, �?¡:\test\test\test).

 It is not necessary to generate project. Just create ioc that will be used from Simulink.

But this is not a pb.

- Then I add GPIO_Write block, Pulse Generation block

This is a problem because STM32 drivers are not allowed during PIL

PIL is only used to do processing without any STM32 peripheral inputs

Sorry, but this will be available for next release of STM32 toolset. It is ''external mode'' planned for end of June.

Best regards

Pascal