Hi all,
At http://www.soft-switch.org/downloads/mspgcc you will a new version of
msp430-gdbproxy which supports the latest devices, and under Windows
supports Spy-Bi-Wire. Spy-Bi-Wire requires a USB FET tool. Linux support
for Spy-Bi-Wire will have to wait until Linux support for the USB FET
tool is complete.
msp430-gdbproxy will not talk to GDB until it has found a target device
(I should probably change this, but its how things work now). Therefore,
a new command line parameter, --spy-bi-wire, is required to start the
program in Spy-Bi-Wire mode, so it can initially find the target device.
So, to use a Spy-Bi-Wire device you need to start the program with a
command like:
msp430-gdbproxy --port=3333 msp430 --spy-bi-wire TIUSB
From GDB the interface type can be changed with
monitor interface jtag
or
monitor interface spy-bi-wire
Windows users
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Download HIL.dll, MSP430.dll and msp430-gdbproxy.exe. If you have the
Windows installer for MSPGCC installed, put these files in c:/mspgcc/bin
Linux Users
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Download libHIL.so, libMSP430.so and msp430-gdbproxy. Put libHIL.so and
libMSP430.so in /usr/local/lib and run /sbin/ldconfig. Put
msp430-gdbproxy wherever you put your other MSPGCC binaries.
Regards,
Steve
