Hello,

It seems that support for the '2272 was planned, but not actually
implemented (maybe?).  When trying to compile for my MMCU, and
deliberately issuing an invalid -mmcu, I get the list of Known MCU
names...

msp430-gcc -mmcu=blah -g -Os -o testing.elf main.c
cc1.exe: MCU blah not supported
Known MCU names:
   msp1
   msp2
   msp430x110
[snip]
   msp430x2252
   msp430x2272
   msp430x2234

The 2272 is listed here.  But, when I try to build for the 2272...

msp430-gcc -mmcu=msp430x2272 -g -Os -o testing.elf main.c
Known MCU names:
         msp1
         msp2
         msp430x110
[snip]
         msp430x2234
         msp430x2254
         msp430x2274
C:\DOCUME~1\jkonopka.S5W\LOCALS~1\Temp/ccSe6Wwz.s: Assembler messages:
C:\DOCUME~1\jkonopka.S5W\LOCALS~1\Temp/ccSe6Wwz.s:2: Fatal error:
unknown MCU: msp430x2272


The 2272 is now missing from the list, and the 2272 is reported as an
unknown MCU.

Here is my setup info:

WinXP
Mspgcc installed from mspgcc-20080619.exe


If I try the above command with -mmcu=msp430x2274 (note the '4' on the
end instead of '2') the compile works.  But, gdb-proxy fails to connect
to the target, again because the 2272 is unknown.

I've also tried grabbing the source from the CVS repos, but am unable to
connect - timeout.


Thank you,

Josh

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