Danny and all, I just found this same problem today with a fresh install of RHEL 6, Xilinx 14.5, and Matlab r2012b.
When I place an fft_biplex_real_2x block and run an update, I get the prompt: "Invalid Simulink object name: reorder_even/2." I also see in the "bi_real_unscr_2x" block under the mask that an uninitialized reorder block is placed and not connected to anything. I've tried re-downloading the casper library, restarting simulink, and removing the block and reinserting it, all to no avail. I also noticed that the problem exists in every block that calls "reuse_block" on the "reorder" block in casper_library/casper_library_reorder.mdl. I was able to reproduce the same problem with all of the FFT green blocks. I also suspect it is a problem with the init code, but I haven't been able to identify the exact problem yet. Richard Black On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 12:56 PM, Price, Daniel <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi all > > I have setup a fresh install of Xilinx 14.6, Matlab r2012b on ubuntu > 12.04, ska-sa library, and am getting errors when generating blocks. > > For example: > > -->Error in 'untitled/pfb_fir_generic': Initialization commands cannot be > evaluated. -->Invalid Simulink object name: pfb_fir_coeff_gen/2 > > which when using casper_log_groups = {'trace'}; to trace, I get: > > trace: entering pfb_fir_generic_init > trace: entering pfb_fir_generic_init > trace: entering bus_create_init > trace: exiting bus_create_init > trace: entering bus_expand_init > trace: exiting bus_expand_init > trace, pfb_fir_coeff_gen_init_debug: entering pfb_fir_coeff_gen_init > > I also get errors for the FFT, so am thinking that it might be a config > issue, not a library issue: > > -->Error in 'untitled/fft_biplex': Initialization commands cannot be > evaluated. -->Invalid Simulink object name: biplex_cplx_unscrambler/3 > > ... many lines ... > > trace, biplex_core_init_debug: exiting biplex_core_init > trace, barrel_switcher_init_debug: entering barrel_switcher_init > trace, barrel_switcher_init_debug: exiting barrel_switcher_init > reorder_init_debug, trace: entering reorder_init > reorder_init_debug, trace: exiting reorder_init > reorder_init_debug, trace: entering reorder_init > reorder_init_debug, trace: exiting reorder_init > > Has anyone seen this before, and/or have ideas for a fix? > > Thanks > Danny >
