On Sat, May 7, 2011 at 7:37 AM, Peter Johansson <rockets4k...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Going through the Wiki again, I noticed the reference to use gcc3 to
> compile the sources. Does this hold for Uniarch as well? As the gcc
> bundled with later versions of Xcode3 is 4.2.1, a note should be made
> to build and then use gcc3 in the OS X build instructions.
>
No, there is no need to use any specific version of gcc to build uniarch.
Stick with the system default compiler. It shouldn't even be necessary to
use gcc to build mspgcc, though you do need to use a compiler that's
supported by the upstream gcc on which mspgcc is based (4.5.2 at the
moment).
> > I don't understand this. make check-gcc RUNTESTFLAGS=msp430.exp should
> show
> > that the tests either pass or fail. There is no other "running" of
> tests.
>
> Perhaps it might be best to send you a copy of the output in question.
>
Feel free to create a ticket on the mspgcc bug tracker
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=432701&group_id=42303 and attach it
there.
> Now, off to figure out the header file situation and the debugging
> situation!
>
Headers come from msp430mcu. The uniarch gdb might work; if not, use the
patch from mspgcc4.
Peter
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