How to convert Matlab code to .bin file extension for creating a new operating system ?

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SHUAB KHAN on 2 Dec 2017

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Answered: Walter Roberson on 2 Dec 2017

I've dome some simulations for new protocol. Now i want to test this in real networks. The scope of this project is to build the Internetworking Operating System ( IOS) for new developed protocol. The output of this project is the file with extension .bin so that the IOS can be run on any router. Also, this file should be programmed in the flash and ROM memories of the router. I've also studied about cisco IOS. How to start for this implementation ? If there is another platform for this ?

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Walter Roberson on 2 Dec 2017

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You would use one of the following:

MATLAB Coder (to generate C or C++ code from MATLAB code);
Simulink Coder (to generate C or C++ code from Simulink models);
HDL Coder (to generate VHDL or FPGA code for programmable chips), probably from Simulink models;
Simulink with appropriate Hardware Support package and "Generate Code for Target" for one of the hardware systems known to Simulink, such as Raspberry Pi, or TI C2000 series
Simulink Real-Time, to generate images for PC compatible systems using a real-time kernel