Steve Hosgood wrote: > Andreas Schwarz <andrea...@web.de> wrote: >> Linux Pingvin <ans...@freemail.hu> wrote: >> >> > on the mspgcc homepage i found a link to HIL.dll, but no libHIL.so. >> > rproxy is HIL-free too, if i'm right... >> > >> > I just have to bee blind || there is no libHIL.so? >> > >> > Where can I find it? >> >> I think you have to build it from CVS. > > I've never heard Steve Underwood's comments, but I think this is just a silly > packaging oversight. It should get shipped with rproxy, but until it does, > Andreas is right - you have to build it from CVS. > > See my prototype HOWTO on > http://tallyho.bc.nu/~steve/msp430howto-2.html
BTW: "1.2 -> Binutils" needs updating (msp430 is already part of binutils) And you could add the following instructions for DDD to the Howto: Using DDD (Unix/Linux) Unfortunately Insight is a bit complicated to handle and quite unstable. If you are using Unix or Linux it is therefore better to try DDD (http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/). First you have to start gdbproxy to connect to the JTAG programmer (like in windows). If it works you can start DDD. The debugger and the ELF file that is to be loaded are passed as parameters: ddd --debugger msp430-gdb test.elf Then you should create a few buttons by adding the following lines to the text field in "Commands / Edit Buttons (Console Buttons)": target remote localhost:2000 // Connect monitor erase all // Erase load // Load monitor reset // Reset If you want to make the connection to gdbproxy now you only have to click on "Connect", then "Erase" to erase the flash ROM, and finally "Load" to load the program into the controller. (http://www.mikrocontroller.net/mspgcc.en.htm) -- AVR-Tutorial, Forum, über 300 Links: http://www.mikrocontroller.net
