Oh, good. I guess I was reading too much into what Model Advisor was telling me. Thanks for the clarification. -Sam
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 8:19 AM, Jason Manley <jasonman...@gmail.com> wrote: > Disabled links are fine. This is normal. Blocks cannot be updated (redrawn > when you change parameters) if they're locked to the library blocks. So we > disable the links so that they can be redrawn for each user's requirements. > The init scripts of each block do this automatically. > > The SID warnings appeared when we started playing with the later libraries. > They are annoying but harmless. > > Jason > > > On 01 Feb 2011, at 15:14, Samuel Tun wrote: > >> First, to answer David's question, the design is created with the >> latest version of the CASPER libraries (mlib_devel) available in the >> repository, 10.1. I am getting the error when loading the libraries >> under the BWRC fork. >> >> The CASPER DSP block set is loading in the Simulink browser, and I can >> drag and crop blocks into the mdl. Then I minimize and restore as you >> suggested, but no change. Now, I believe that I may have gotten the >> terms wrong, the links aren't broken, they are disabled. I'm not sure >> if this makes a difference. It seems all the CASPER blocks are >> disabled, even after I load them onto the mdl from the CASPER library >> and reconnect. I notice that when the I start MATLAB with the BWRC >> fork libraries loading I get a lot of warnings about various Xilinx >> blocks not having a parameter named 'SID', something that does not >> happen when I load the regular 10.1 libraries. >> >> Sorry if I am messing terms up, but I hope the description helps. >> >> Thanks, >> Sam >> >> >> On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 5:13 PM, Suraj Gowda <surajgo...@berkeley.edu> wrote: >>> Hi Sam, >>> >>> This might be a case where Simulink doesn't find the library. Are the >>> libraries visible in the Simulink LIbrary browser? if they are, try pulling >>> any block from the CASPER DSP blockset into your design, minimize the .mdl >>> and then re-examine it. Are the links still broken after this? >>> >>> As far as I know, update design is not intended to fix this error. >>> >>> _Suraj >>> >>> On Jan 31, 2011, at 2:00 PM, Samuel Tun wrote: >>> >>>> Hello, >>>> >>>> I am wondering if anyone's encountered the same problem as me, where >>>> using more advanced libraries than the ones in which a design was >>>> created breaks all the links? We are working on a realtively simple >>>> correlator design, which was created with and more or less works in >>>> the CASPER 10.1 libraries. However, we would like to get things >>>> working at a faster clock rate, which is apparently possible with the >>>> more optimized schemes in the BWRC libraries. I had understoon that I >>>> will have to replace some of the optmized blocks, such as the fft and >>>> pfbs. However, when I open the design with the BWRC libraries loaded, >>>> almost all the links in the design are broken, as reported by the >>>> model advisor. I tried using the update design option but, after a >>>> couple of hours of running, nothing happened. >>>> >>>> I've searched the archives and I did not find a straight answer to >>>> this, so I hope I'm not asking for something that's already been >>>> discussed. >>>> >>>> Thank you much, >>>> Sam Tun >>>> >>> >>> >> > >
