Supported Hardware and Required Software

Supported Hardware

Infineon AURIX™ TC4x - TriBoards

TC4x TriBoards

Supported Third-Party Tools

To run the SoC Blockset™ Support Package for Infineon^® AURIX Microcontrollers, you will need the following third-party tools.

Third-Party Toolchain	Supported Version	Description
Infineon Low Level Driver (iLLD)	`2.0.1.1.18`	Follow the hardware setup window to download and install.
TASKING Smartcode	`10.1r1`	Follow the hardware setup window to download and install. To find the Tasking Smartcode licence, copy & paste the following URL in your web browser and specify the requested details. https://www.tasking.com/tasking-smartcode-mathworks
Green Hills^® MULTI^®		Lets you compile and run the code.
Lauterbach (Trace32) debugger or PLS UDE Microcontroller debugger	`Debugger`	To download the generated elf file on to your hardware board.
Synopsys^® Virtual Prototyping (VP)		To simulate the generated elf file.
Synopsys MetaWare for Infineon AURIX TC4x		Download dw_arc_metaware_aurix_tc4x

Virtual Prototyping

The SoC Blockset Support Package for Infineon AURIX Microcontrollers is verified in Synopsys Virtual Prototyping (VP) Virtualizer.

Virtual Prototyping (VP) provides an alternative platform that can simulate all the processing units, memories and peripherals available in Infineon AURIX TC4x MCU. You can build and test your model on virtual prototyping without the hardware using the Synopsys Virtual Prototyping (VP) Virtualizer.

For more information on installation and set-up procedures for the VDK for IFX TC49x VP product family, refer to chapter 3 in VDK for IFX TC49x VP Installation Guide.

MathWorks Products

The following MathWorks products are required for using SoC Blockset Support Package for Infineon AURIX Microcontrollers.

MATLAB^®
Simulink^®
SoC Blockset
Embedded Coder^® (for code generation)