It is not possible to use the TI C6000 compiler directly with MATLAB's MEX command. However, there are some alternatives you can consider:
- Use the TI Code Composer Studio (CCS) IDE to compile your C source code and generate the necessary object files. You can then use the MEX command to link these object files with your MATLAB code.
- Another option is to use MATLAB's Embedded Coder, which generates C code from MATLAB code. You can then use the TI C6000 compiler to compile the generated C code. This approach may require some modifications to your original code to make it compatible with the Embedded Coder.
- Finally, you could consider rewriting the code that uses TI C6000 intrinsic functions in a way that is compatible with the MinGW64 compiler. This may involve using alternative functions or implementing your own functions that achieve the same functionality.
