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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] Scilab/Scicos code generator for Xenomai
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To: Claudio Scordino <claudio@domain.hid>
Cc: paolo gai <pj@domain.hid>, xenomai@xenomai.org, canfestival-devel@domain.hid, Roberto Bucher <roberto.bucher@domain.hid>, simone.mannori@domain.hid, bruno@domain.hid

Hello Claudio.

I just discovered your mail. Really great work !

Why didn't you post this scoop also on the canfestival-devel mailing 
list ? I nearly missed it.

Let me try and see if all this can interoperate with Beremiz project [1] 
as well.

I will also add a link to this project on canfestival.org.

Best regards,

Edouard TISSERANT

[1] www.beremiz.org

Claudio Scordino wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> My name is Claudio Scordino from Evidence 
> (http://www.evidence.eu.com). In collaboration with the Scilab Group 
> Digiteo (previously INRIA Roquencourt), and SUPSI Lugano, we developed 
> a software integration between the following software packages:
>
> - the Xenomai environment with the POSIX skin
> - the Scilab/Scicos code generator
> - a modified version of CANFestival
>
> The result is now that we can use the Scilab/Scicos code generator to 
> automatically generate application code for Xenomai!
>
> We believe that this opens new possibilities for the usage of Xenomai 
> in industrial applications, especially when these tools are used to 
> implement control algorithms, fast prototyping systems and hardware in 
> the loop simulations... all made using free open source tools!
>
> We also developed a set of custom Scicos blocks that integrates with 
> CANFestival for sending CANopen commands to control remote I/Os 
> peripherals. These blocks can be inserted inside Scicos designs, and 
> the generated code will control directly the remote peripheral.
>
> In addition, we implemented a set of blocks which make available a UDP 
> connection to exchange data between the Xenomai target and a Scilab 
> simulation running on the PC. This allows, for example, remote display 
> of data, as well as communication and data exhange for hardware in the 
> loop, monitoring and remote control.
>
> If interested, the following links contain some description of the 
> project, as well as source code to download, and a wiki page with 
> installing instructions.
>
> - http://www.evidence.eu.com/content/view/301/388/ - Xenomai and 
> Scilab/Scicos for Industrial COTS PC and remote CANopen I/O
>
> - http://www.evidence.eu.com/content/view/175/216 - Scilab/Scicos code 
> generator for FLEX and Xenomai
>
> We added these links to our Wiki too in the "Embedded Linux" section.
>
> Best regards,
>
>              Claudio Scordino
>
>