calculate checksum for the input vector
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i need to calculate checksum value for given vector. when i try to compile the code below i receive 14 error all related to the following Function 'Embedded MATLAB Function' (#18.1210.1225), line 49, column 18: "bitand(value,1)"
similar error type is for bitshift
appreciate the solution for this problem
thanks in advance
function CRC = fcn(input_value, CRC_int)
CRC = CRC_int;
l = numel(input_value);
for j = 1:l
if j == 1
value = bitshift(input_value(j),-1);
else
value = input_value(j)
m = (bitand(value,1) && bitand(CRC,1));
n = (bitand(value,1) || bitand(CRC,1));
if m == 1
CRC(j) = bitshift(CRC, -1);
value = bitshift(value, -1);
elseif m == 0 && n ~=1
CRC = bitshift(CRC, -1);
value = bitshift(value, -1);
elseif n == 1
CRC_temp = bitshift(CRC, -1);
CRC = bitxor(CRC_temp,CRC_int);
value = bitshift(value, -1);
end
end
CRC = CRC;
for i = 1:7
if (bitand(value,1) && bitand(crc_var,1))
CRC = bitshift(CRC, -1);
value = bitshift(value, -1);
elseif ((bitand(value,1) == 0) && (bitand(CRC,1) == 0))
CRC = bitshift(CRC, -1);
value = bitshift(value, -1);
elseif (bitand(value,1) || bitand(CRC, 1))
CRC_temp = bitshift(CRC, -1);
CRC = bitxor(CRC_temp,CRC_int);
value = bitshift(value, -1);
end
end
%crc_var = crc_var
% CRC = dec2hex(CRC);
end
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Fangjun Jiang
on 11 Dec 2011
In R2007b, when used in Embedded MATLAB Function, bitand() doesn't support floating-point input. The arguments must belong to an integer class.
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Fangjun Jiang
on 11 Dec 2011
You need to define your variable "value" as integer class, as well as the constant,e.g. bitand(int32(value),int32(1))
Jan
on 12 Dec 2011
Or you use FLOOR(x/2) instead of BITSHIFT(x, -1). And REM(x, 2) is faster than BITAND(x, 1).
M
on 12 Dec 2011
2 Comments
Fangjun Jiang
on 12 Dec 2011
So I assume the cause is due to the fact that you need to use integer class inputs for bitand() in EMC. Once you defined 'value' and 'crc_var' as uint16, the constant 1 is automatically casted.
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