Hussain Vasi schrieb:
I am having trouble using the newest version of Mspgcc. Using the make
file in the packaging directory i built the compiler. I was able to
compile and use the version i have currently with the 1XXX series.
However i am unable to use this newer version with the 1XXX series.
Stephen Glow schrieb:
Does anyone know exactly what the development status of gdbproxy is at
the moment? It seems like lots of people are having problems getting
the Linux version of this program to work with newer devices. The files
on source forge haven't been updated for well over a year.
Grant Edwards wrote:
On 2008-06-11, reinhard.gri...@solutions.endress.com
wrote:
I'll give it a try, but it sure looks to me like it's
gdbproxy's fault and not the DLL's fault.
So, why does my gdbproxy (windows xp) detects the 2618
correctly?
Presumably because your copy of gdbproxy suppor
On 2008-06-11, Stephen Glow wrote:
> Does anyone know exactly what the development status of
> gdbproxy is at the moment? It seems like lots of people are
> having problems getting the Linux version of this program to
> work with newer devices. The files on source forge haven't
> been updated f
Does anyone know exactly what the development status of gdbproxy is at
the moment? It seems like lots of people are having problems getting
the Linux version of this program to work with newer devices. The files
on source forge haven't been updated for well over a year. Has this
program been
Thanks everyone for the feedback on this question. I've now got
gdbproxy working on my device.
Part of my problem turned out to be a hardware problem on my board, with
that fixed I can get the windows version of gdbproxy running, and
connect to this from the Linux version of gdb.
Interestin
I am having trouble using the newest version of Mspgcc. Using the make
file in the packaging directory i built the compiler. I was able to
compile and use the version i have currently with the 1XXX series.
However i am unable to use this newer version with the 1XXX series. Are
there any patches
On 2008-06-11, reinhard.gri...@solutions.endress.com
wrote:
>> I'll give it a try, but it sure looks to me like it's
>> gdbproxy's fault and not the DLL's fault.
>
> So, why does my gdbproxy (windows xp) detects the 2618
> correctly?
Presumably because your copy of gdbproxy supports the 2618?
:
> I'll give it a try, but it sure looks to me like it's
> gdbproxy's fault and not the DLL's fault.
So, why does my gdbproxy (windows xp) detects the 2618 correctly?
Hardy
On 2008-06-11, reinhard.gri...@solutions.endress.com
wrote:
>:
>> I tried multiple different versions of msp430.dll that all
>> worked fine with other applications and the same target. I
>> tried .dll files from both IAR Kickstart and Elprotronics.
>> mspgcc-gdbproxy doesn't recogize the '23x0 w
Grant Edwards wrote:
...
IIRC, somebody posted a summary of how to do it a few days back.
Yup, that was me!
Thanks, I'll keep trying.
Steve
On 2008-06-11, Stephen Glow wrote:
> I'm trying to use msp430-jtag under Linux now, but can't seem to get
> that working either.
>
> I'm using a USB based debugger (MSP-FET430UIF from TI). Do you know if
> that is supported for this chip under Linux, or does msp430-jtag only
> work with paral
:
> I tried multiple different versions of msp430.dll that all
> worked fine with other applications and the same target. I
> tried .dll files from both IAR Kickstart and Elprotronics.
> mspgcc-gdbproxy doesn't recogize the '23x0 with either .dll
> although other applications do recognize it using
Hi Grant;
I'm trying to use msp430-jtag under Linux now, but can't seem to get
that working either.
I'm using a USB based debugger (MSP-FET430UIF from TI). Do you know if
that is supported for this chip under Linux, or does msp430-jtag only
work with parallel port debuggers for this device?
On 2008-06-11, reinhard.gri...@solutions.endress.com
wrote:
>:
>> I could live with using a windows proxy machine with a '23x0,
>> but I can't find a windows build of gdbproxy that supports it
>> either.
>
> I'm almost sure that the msp430.dll is the culprit who has to detect the
> MCU type. So
:
> I could live with using a windows proxy machine with a '23x0,
> but I can't find a windows build of gdbproxy that supports it
> either.
I'm almost sure that the msp430.dll is the culprit who has to detect the
MCU type. So go and get the newest version from your JTAG provider. Mine
is from
> Where can one get the latest build? The version available at
> soft-switch.org is over two years old.
>
Sorry I used a poor description there, I think that is the latest
build. It is the version I am using with 24x and 26x.
Mat
On 2008-06-11, Stephen Glow wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if the '2618 device is supported by any version of
> msp430-gdbproxy?
>
> I've tried the version on the sourceforge page, and also the version on
> soft-switch.org, but so far I consistently get an error when starting
> msp430-gdbproxy:
>
On 2008-06-11, Mat Barnes wrote:
>> Can anyone tell me if the '2618 device is supported by any version of
>> msp430-gdbproxy?
>
> Unless something dramatic has happened recently the newer devices
> (x2xx and x4xx) are only supported by the lastest Windows build of
> msp430-gdbproxy.
Where can on
On 2008-06-11, reinhard.gri...@solutions.endress.com
wrote:
>> What I want to do is:
>>
>> 1) Reset the processor.
>>
>> 2) Start the processor.
>>
>> 3) Stop the processor.
>>
>> 4) Dump out RAM contents in hex.
>>
>> If TI's "debugger" can't do that, then I'm going to have to
>> d
Hi Stephen,
> Can anyone tell me if the '2618 device is supported by any version of
> msp430-gdbproxy?
Unless something dramatic has happened recently the newer devices
(x2xx and x4xx) are only supported by the lastest Windows build of
msp430-gdbproxy.
Somebody please correct me if Im wrong, I'd
I'm using the same chip, and have the same problems.
As a method to download programs into the CPU, I installed mspgcc on Windows (I
still develop in *nix), and made sure to "Associate File Types" during the
installation. Then I double-click on the .elf file on my network share, and
that loads
> Can anyone tell me if the '2618 device is supported by any version
> of msp430-gdbproxy?
Yes, it is supported:
hardy:~/eh/bcb/DisplayCom2> msp430-gdbproxy msp430 TIUSB
debug: MSP430_Initialize()
debug: MSP430_Configure()
debug: MSP430_VCC(3000)
debug: MSP430_Identify()
info: msp430: Targ
Hi Guys;
I hate to keep asking the same question, but I could really use a push
in the right direction here.
Can anyone tell me if the '2618 device is supported by any version of
msp430-gdbproxy?
I've tried the version on the sourceforge page, and also the version on
soft-switch.org, but s
:
> What I want to do is:
>
> 1) Reset the processor.
>
> 2) Start the processor.
>
> 3) Stop the processor.
>
> 4) Dump out RAM contents in hex.
>
> If TI's "debugger" can't do that, then I'm going to have to
> declare it a rather large steaming pile
:
If gdb5.1.2 can do memory d
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