(apologies Luca for the unintended private e-mail)

Le 08/07/2011 19:51, Luca Bruno a écrit :
> Albert ARIBAUD scrisse:
>
>> FWIW, on my Natty, installing gcc-msp430 through dpkg -i failed due
>> to an unsatisfied dependency on libgmp10. As libgmp10 does not exist
>> for Natty, I had to pull its .deb from oneiric as well, and then dpkg
>> went fine.
>
> Thanks a lot for your feedback. Unfortunately the libgmp10 cannot be
> avoided, unless we made a proper backporting some other ways.

There does not seem to be issues with installing libgmp10 on Natty -- 
none that I've noticed so far at least.

> If you experience issued during your tests, feel free to report them :)

I have just had time to adapt and build OpenChronos. Adapting here 
consisted in adding a few  #includes apparently missing in the code 
(some internal, but also the code used int16_t without including 
stdint.h) and rewriting two calls to __delay_cyles() which had too big 
arguments (375000 and 250000 respectively) into sequences with smaller 
arguments (never above 100000). This builds fine now, but I haven't 
tested the binary yet -- not even had a look at the ELF file, actually.

Amicalement,
-- 
Albert.

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