Raspberry Pi uses TCPIP communication
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Hi
I'm working on deploy my code to raspberry pi to control the temperature in house.But it always remind me:
Error calling 'networklibcoder.tcpclient.write'. This call-site passes more inputs to this function than it can accept.
I don't know how to write the code that can be deployed to Raspberry Pi,here is my code.Can you give me some advice?
T = tcpclient('IP for PC',5900);
Troom = read(T,1,"double");
t = 1:86400;
for k = 1:4
tout = (8*sin(2*pi/(12 * 3600)*t(k:k+3))+12)';
end
g = 41;
optimal = [];
for i = 1:g
all = coder.load('soldata.mat');
data = struct2cell(all);
H = data{1}{i}.H;
K = data{1}{i}.K;
Fi = data{1}{i}.Fi;
Gi = data{1}{i}.Gi;
if H*[Troom;tout] <= K
optimal(i) = Fi * [Troom;tout] + Gi;
else
optimal(i) = 1;
end
end
S_pre = min(optimal);
out = S_pre;
t = tcpclient("IP for PC", 18734);
write(t, out, "double");
Many thanks,
Bang
6 Comments
Walter Roberson
on 10 Nov 2023
t = 1:86400;
%...
t = tcpclient("IP for PC", 18734);
When you are designing code for deployment, you should avoid using the same variable for two different types, as it might not be able to do proper type analysis.
Your out appears to already be type double, so you can probably omit the "double" option
all = coder.load('soldata.mat');
data = struct2cell(all);
Why are you doing that inside a loop? You are not changing the file during the loop.
靖邦
on 10 Nov 2023
Walter Roberson
on 10 Nov 2023
The function
write(t, out);
would mean the same thing.
Walter Roberson
on 10 Nov 2023
Is the file soldata.mat being changed while the code is executing?
靖邦
on 10 Nov 2023
靖邦
on 10 Nov 2023
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