> Sorry, did it again. Note the equals (=) sign after -Map > > msp430-gcc.exe -D__DEBUG__ -D__MSP430_123__ obj\AmRam.o > obj\AmMain.o -o > Final\AuMod.elf -LE:\mspgcc\lib -Wl,-Map=Final\AuMod.map,--cref > > or > > msp430-gcc.exe -D__DEBUG__ -D__MSP430_123__ obj\AmRam.o > obj\AmMain.o -o > "Final\AuMod.elf" -L"E:\mspgcc\lib" -Wl,-Map="Final\AuMod.map",--cref > > or > > msp430-gcc.exe -D__DEBUG__ -D__MSP430_123__ obj\AmRam.o > obj\AmMain.o -o > "Final\AuMod.elf" -L"E:\mspgcc\lib" -Wl,-Map=Final/AuMod.map,--cref > > -Bill >
Thanks again. In the interests of science and the mspgcc community, I tried all three of the above plus the fourth unstated option, -Wl,-Map="Final/AuMod.map",--cref. All of them worked! Now here's something _really_ quaint: When I use a Windows "\" in the map file name, the map file is Unix style (lines end with 0x0A). When I use a Unix "/", the map file is Windows style (lines end with 0x0D 0x0A)! Regards, James
