Dear DSP,
I have some question about your program.
I am a student of the last year of Bachelor in electronic engineering (SUPSI - Switzerland) and I have to do a project for the Embedded system module.
I have to do an audio synthesizer. I have chosen a MIKROE-1102 microprocessor unit ( https://shop.mikroe.com/mikromedia-3-stm32f4 ) that work with the STM32F407VG processor.
Now, I've read on your site that your program works with the stmf32f407vg discovery board.
The questions are:
1) Can I use AWE with my evaluation board or am I going to have some debug problem?
2) How work your program with C language? I mean, it works with matlab but I cannot load .m file and I don't like to waste time converting it into C (I don't have time for making mistake or something like that). Could you suggest to me a guide? Have the program a "C converter" into it?
I see some videos on youtube and I love your program because makes things easier. I really would like to use it!
I hope my english works well and you can understand all my questions.
Thanks for your time and your patience.
Giulio Ferrari
2:29pm
Hey Giulio,
Since the MIKROE-1102 kit that you want to use has a STM32F407 processor, the contents of the STM32F407 reference BSP will run on your evaluation board. However, our STM32F407 BSP uses USB audio, and your board does not have a USB interface. So in this case, in order to get audio through the system you'll have to modify the BSP source code to use some audio interface that is available on the MIKROE-1102 (e.g. SPI), and then rebuild the binaries.
You may also find some other differences between your board and our STM32F4xx User Guide (www.dspconcepts.com/support), so some additional engineering may be required.
You don't need to convert any MATLAB code to C code. The integration of Audio Weaver onto hardware is done entirely in C code, and you can see the mechanics of that integration in the reference source code in the STM32F407 BSP (www.dspconcepts.com/support).
Good luck!
-Axel
2:55pm
Thanks you made my day!