Hello, I am about to begin the developement of a coder that takes a xcos diagram and generates C code suitable to be ran on a ARM Cortex M3 uC, a STM32FXXX in particular. Here my questions:
a) Is the code generated by the xcos CodeGenerator suitable for this purpose without much code rewritting? a_1) i.e. has the generated code too many library dependencies? I tryed to compile the XXX_standalone.c but it seems to require many scilab libraries, Am I right?. b) Should I begin from scratch? I think I can reuse the xcos parser and some other code involving the diagram description. b_1) But from there, Is there other classes or functions I can use? c) Scilab is the preferred programming language? I have seen many languages such as C, C++, Java, Modelica (i'm not sure what this is), FORTRAN. d) What is the format of the zcos files? Which issues has the xcos (XML)? :( I'm electronic engineer student from Argentina. I was asked to do this project by a professor and I accepted the challenge. Many thanks for considering my request. Sincerely, Matías Silva Bustos.
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