Hi JMGross,
Thanks for the answer. I will try using mspgcc3 to see what happens.
I don't think I will need all the flash memory, so I will do like you
(using it as flash disk).
Best,
Yorick
On 27.04.2010 17:16, JMGross wrote:
Hi Yorick,
the msp430f5437 is supported by the 12/08 build of mspgcc3. TH non-X branch,
however, does not (really) support the extended address range.
The assembler knows the additional opcodes and the compiler can put code or
data into the flash area above 0xffff (farmem), but accessing data or code in
this area requires manual usage of inline assembly and
functions won't return using the new 'reta' opcode. So calling functions in
farmem requires inline assembly too and functions in farmem may not call
functions themselves (including divison and 32 bit multiplication !)
If you'r ehappy with 40k code/data flash and want to use the additional flash
as 'flash disk' only, you can easily go with the 12/08 build. I do it myself,
using the 5438 mainly because of its hardware modules and I/O, not
because of the big flash.
JMGross
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Betreff: [Mspgcc-users] gdbproxy in mspgcc4 ?
Hello,
I'm trying to install the development tools to code my msp430.
I chose to used mspgcc4 since my processor is not recognised by mspgcc3
(I have a msp430f5437).
I found this tutorial http://msp430.techcontent.net/eclipse_tutor1.htm
which explains how to configure Eclipse to use mspgcc, but it is for
mspgcc3. Anyway, I tried to adapt it to mspgcc4 but I can't find
msp430-gdbproxy.
Is there any gdbproxy for mspgcc4 or an equivalent tool ?
Thanks,
Yorick
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