Well thanks a lot, Stefan!
Good to know that I'm not the only one who has this idea ;)
I'll definitely try it! But which version of mspgcc are you using on
Windows? Have you tried to compile latest uniarch under Cygwin?
And did you compile the mspdebug.exe by yourself or can it be found
somewhere in Inetrnet?
Best regards,
Glib
2011/7/5 Stefan Wolpert <mailingli...@wolps.com>
> I'm probably in the minority on this list saying that I actively use
> mspdebug and Eclipse in Windows, and recommend it for those not
> wanting to use linux if only needed for development. (I use linux
> daily in VMs and dual-boot as well.)
>
> Attached are Windows screens. I used a ton of different
> guides/tutorials to get things working, none of which completely
> worked for me (I will make one soon). One that doesn't use mspdebug,
> but gets most things pretty close in Windows is
> http://springuin.nl/en/articles/launchpadwindows and in linux one that
> I found to help is
>
> http://www.43oh.com/2010/11/a-step-by-step-guide-msp430-programming-under-linux/
>
> -- For me, using Helios, only 32-bit eclipse seems to play nice.
>
> -- Instead of all the startup commands [set remoteaddresssize 64] etc.
> I've found that I only really need [erase]. And set the debug Remote
> Target settings via the gui. The lack of the [erase] command in the
> Eclipse debug startup caused me hours of headache (debugging code that
> sometimes wasn't running on the target).
>
> -- The error [No symbol "download" in current context.] is because I
> think [download-write-size] isn't valid for mspdebug, probably is
> valid for gdbproxy.
>
> -- After you get things working, if you want to speed up downloads
> about 2x, add to change on startup the fet_block_size to 128. See
> OPTIONS in http://mspdebug.sourceforge.net/manual.html
>
> Good luck!
> Stefan
>
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