That is certainly a good goal and I'd like it to be reachable, but whether
it can be done depends on how many assumptions you want to make, which
devices you're targeting, and how you've been invoking the compiler.
You might think of there being four existing versions of MSP430 support for
gcc:
I had played with this a little, and discovered (as you did) the necessity
of including the -mmcu option for the linker (without it, certain constants
such as the stack address get a default value that's wrong unless you're
targeting an MSP430F110 or something similar). I got to the point where I
I have been using -mmcu=msp430x2618 if I understand correctly this
will not be supported in the future and I will have to use
-mmcu=msp430f2618 which does not work with the version that I have.
what I would like to be able to do is to write code and makefiles that
will work for all compilers
