Sergey A. Borshch schrieb:
I just tested: applying
binutils-2.18-14x1-20x1-20x2-20x3-22x4-42x-42x0-461x.patch
binutils-2.18-msp430x24x-msp430x26x.patch
binutils-ld_scripts.patch
to binutils-2.18 sources result no fails. Maybe you tried to apply 2.17 patches
to 2.18 sources?
Hi Sergey!
I applied these patches, too. The ld_scripts patch causes 1 hunk to
fail, but binutils compiles and installs fine. I then compiled gcc, libc
and gdb 6.0 which also worked fine. Next step was to test compiling, I
used the same simple program. This time, it gets through without any
errors. Even compiling it with Eclipse (after manual setting of many
parameters) results in a binary. I currently don't have a FET or a MSP
board so I can't test it. But I will borrow one from university on
Thursday or Friday to check.
How do the USB Flash Emulation Tools work? Do they "simulate" a serial
port (/dev/ttyAnything) or a parallel port? If yes, could I use them on
OSX and compile the gdbproxy for it? (Second possibility would be to use
a parallel FET on my server, run gdbproxy there and connect to it with
gdb - will then loading of code also work? (e.g. transfer the bin to the
server and flash it))
- Jens
