As I noted in earlier email, msp430-libc has new functionality that
has increased the size of some programs built with newer versions of
mspgcc. There are helpful hints about reducing program size in the
thread beginning at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/mspgcc-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg1096
by more memory do you mean more RAM? if so then this would make sense
because the ram will result in less flash below the 64k boundary which
would explain your issue.
Jesse
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Sergei Sharonov
wrote:
> On 6/15/2012 5:21 AM, Mohammad Katmawi wrote:
>> I have a code whi
On 6/15/2012 5:21 AM, Mohammad Katmawi wrote:
> I have a code which I compiled successfully to some wireless sensor node.
>
> Now I am trying to compile the same
> code with a wireless sensor node which has MORE memory but I got an
> error "region `rom' overflowed by 120 bytes". This means the s
Dear All,
I have a code which I compiled successfully to some wireless sensor node.
Now I am trying to compile the same
code with a wireless sensor node which has MORE memory but I got an
error "region `rom' overflowed by 120 bytes". This means the size of
the code is bigger that the me
Hi,
I had a similar error message several months ago. I had forgotten to
specify the -mmcu parameter. Maybe it is the same issue.
Greetings,
Wolfgang
Matthias Hartmann wrote:
Hello Daniel,
I am using Eclipse and MSPGCC and MSP430F1611 too. I have no problems
compiling my code.
I guess,
Hello Daniel,
I am using Eclipse and MSPGCC and MSP430F1611 too. I have no problems
compiling my code.
I guess, there is something miss configured in your code or the eclipse
project.
If you want, you may send (me) your code or even better your eclipse
project.
Greetings
Matthias
Daniel Flor
Hello guys,sorry, I sent this message before, but now I put a little more
information. I'm trying to compile my program, but I got the following
response error: * section. 0xffe0 vectors AML overlaps previous sections *
region text is full * section. vectors [ffe0 ->
] o
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>
> Hi,
>
> for locking/unlocking resources i'm using volatile variables as mutexes
> but that do
What exactly does not seem to work?
~d
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Hi,
for locking/unlocking resources i'm using volatile variables as mutexes
but that does work only sometimes with mspgcc.
After changing the declaration
volatile unsigned char
to
volatile static unsigned char
now it works although in aout.lst only the line
0200 g O .data 0001 c_
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