can we burn directly matlab programming into PIC without using micro-C language

can we burn directly matlab programming into PIC without using micro-C language

[mohammed abukhamies]

may we write a matlab code then convert it to a C code then to burn it on PIC micro controller

[Walter Roberson]

Yes, following the answer Kaustubha gave.

Note: Student Edition licenses cannot use MATLAB Coder, not even as an add-on. You need an Academic or Professional license to use MATLAB Coder. The Professional license version of MATLAB Coder costs approximately $US6500 if I recall correctly.

Answer 1

[Kaustubha Govind]

Almost all embedded processors only provide compiler tools that convert C code to the appropriate binary format. Unless the vendor for your PIC provides a compiler that converts MATLAB code to a binary directly (as far as I know, there is no hardware that provides this), you have to convert MATLAB code to C (either manually, or using MATLAB Coder) and then compile that C code using the vendor tools.

[Walter Roberson]

There are no tools to generate processor-dependent machine language right from MATLAB, and there are no processor which are able to run MATLAB directly.

[tegguer mustapha]

hi please answer i use Arduino FIST: MATLAB Fuzzy Inference System to Arduino C Converter but that code not work with me whi please answer i need that

Answer 2

[nur]

from MATLAB model can convert to c????

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MATLAB model ????

From simulink models you can generate c-code by using *Simulink Coder* (previously RealTime Workshop) and *Embedded coder*.

[Kaustubha Govind]

And for MATLAB code, you can use MATLAB Coder as I already mentioned in my answer.