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Verify FIR Filter on ARM Cortex-M Processor

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Open Model

This example shows how to use the Code Replacement Library (CRL) for ARM® with DSP blocks. The model uses the FIR filter block to filter two sine waves of different frequencies.

Task 1: Simulate

1. Open the ex_fircmsis_tut example model.

2. Change your current folder in MATLAB® to a writable folder.

3. On the model tool strip, click Run to start the simulation.

4. Click Stop to end simulation.

Task 2: Setup Model for Code Replacement

1. Under Simulation, click Model Configuration Parameters to open the dialog box.

2. Select the Code Generation category.

3. Set the System target file to ert.tlc,and select Generate code only.

4. Select Interface under the Code Generation category.

5. Set Code replacement library to ARM Cortex-M.

Task 3: Generate Code

1. Right-click the FIR subsystem.From the drop-down menu that opens, choose C/C++ Code > Build This Subsystem. When the Build code for Subsystem dialog box opens, click Build to start generating code.

2. When build finishes processing, a code generation report comes up.

3. Click on the FIR.c file. Notice the CMSIS function; arm_fir_init_f32 in the initialize function (FIR_initialize). Also, notice the CMSIS function; arm_fir_f32 in the model step function(FIR_step).

Task 4: Use Processor in the Loop (PIL)

The following examples show you how to use PIL with ARM Cortex-M:

* <docid:armcortexm_ref#example-arm_cortex_m_vv Code Verification and Validation with PIL>

  • Code Optimization Using CMSIS DSP Library example. (Requires STMicroelectronics STM32F4-Discovery Support Package)