Alright, I've added support for the Value Line chips MSP430G2201,
MSP430G2211, MSP430G2221, and MSP430G2231. Use the standard
msp430x2201-style mcu tags. Will be in the updated release later today.
You must use the TI headers for these; they're not supported in the legacy
msp430-libc.
These are
Dear Peter,
thank you very much 4 your work! That's really great having these
Value-Line-mcu supported. Now this is very clear and intuitive!
I will try it out soon! Thank you!
Michael
On 11/14/2010 11:29 PM, Peter Bigot wrote:
Alright, I've added support for the Value Line chips MSP430G2201,
Hi Peter,
Thanks a lot for your guidance.Now I am able to compile and execute my program.
with mmcu settings specified you,I am able to run my program including io.h
header.
I even verified by using TI headers,Now I am able to run my program.
Regards
Suresh
--- On Wed, 11/10/10, Peter Bigot
I also use this mcu, but can you please implement it as a own mcu?
This workaround causes much confusing, adding it as a own mcu would
clean this up.
Thank you
Michael
On 11/13/2010 07:31 PM, suresh kumar wrote:
Hi Peter,
Thanks a lot for your guidance.Now I am able to compile and execute
The memory layout of the G2231 appears to be the same as for the F2011. Try
using -mmcu=msp430x2011 on the command line.
Version 20101006 mspgcc4, if built with the TI headers, should have an
msp430g2231.h include file. Include that file explicitly instead of
msp430.h or io.h or any of the
