> > It's only available from TI under an NDA. You can open a support ticket > >
> > to request it.> > ok, does anybody know how to open a support ticket?
set up a free account at ti.com, and go to support on the menu. I don't
remember the specific menu option but its not hard to find - just keep drilling
down on the links until they let you open a ticket or send an email to the
support team. You will need to tell them why you want it, but they'll accept
any reasonable request. Tell them you are making your own debugger and you need
the documentation on the msp430.dll API. Tell them you are willing to sign an
NDA.
They're a little slow, but within a week or two you should get the NDA. You
sign it and FAX it back. Then they give you a secret download link. The link is
only good for a few days so you have to D/L it ASAP.
The package is quite large - complete API info, along with sample code for
VC++.
It shouldn't be hard to call this from .NET but I haven't tried this yet. I
don't know if you're using .NET, but if so, writing a shim DLL that surfaces
the API via COM would likely be easier than writing pinvoke declarations. But
either way will be fine.
I want to point out that this is only useful for Windows. This DLL is obviously
not going to work on linux (without something like WINE).
Eric
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