It is my understanding that the dual processor in a ZYBO board can be used in parallel, each with their own code. I have a project where I need to run two parallel tasks, one of which was developed in SDK and the other in MATLAB using Embedded Coder. I know how to target a specific processor using Vivado/SDK, however, when using Embedded Coder in MATLAB this is more difficult to achieve and I haven't found a way to do it yet (i.e. I can upload my code onto the board but there's no indication of which processor it is using).
Therefore, I was wondering if there is any way I can check the contents of the board using Vivado or SDK. Is there a way I can check which files the board is using and where these are being used?
Alternatively, if anyone has any experience with MATLAB's Embedded Coder, could you let me know which generated files I could manually import into SDK to finish my application there?
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It is my understanding that the dual processor in a ZYBO board can be used in parallel, each with their own code. I have a project where I need to run two parallel tasks, one of which was developed in SDK and the other in MATLAB using Embedded Coder. I know how to target a specific processor using Vivado/SDK, however, when using Embedded Coder in MATLAB this is more difficult to achieve and I haven't found a way to do it yet (i.e. I can upload my code onto the board but there's no indication of which processor it is using).
Therefore, I was wondering if there is any way I can check the contents of the board using Vivado or SDK. Is there a way I can check which files the board is using and where these are being used?
Alternatively, if anyone has any experience with MATLAB's Embedded Coder, could you let me know which generated files I could manually import into SDK to finish my application there?
Many thanks.
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