Randy,
Can you please share with us how you managed to use SDCC with CC2541 and
TI's .r51 files? I use printf for debugging anyways, so I just need to
create hex files.
BTW, I use cc-tool in Linux to flash with success:
The project is here (http://sourceforge.net/projects/cctool/files/) but I
ha
Thanks for the information,
I will look at the ABI difference but I guess I have to contact TI, I do
not know what sort of deal they have which prevents them from providing
libraries for other toolsets. I prefer keeping all my development on Linux.
No the fix is related the the claimed channel (0
Hello dashesy,
I don't think it is possible to link IAR .r51 object files with sdcc.
Was your fix related to the message on the forum?
https://sourceforge.net/p/cctool/discussion/general/thread/5edb8d3f/
Don't you think that it's wiser to post a tracker ticket at
https://sourceforge.net/p/cctool
Randy,
Can you please share with us how you managed to use SDCC with CC2541 and
TI's .r51 files? I use printf for debugging anyways, so I just need to
create hex files.
BTW, I use cc-tool in Linux to flash with success:
The project is here (http://sourceforge.net/projects/cctool/files/) but I
ha
Hello Randy,
On first impression I think the CCDEBUGGER is only supported by the
IAR-tools for In-System-Debugging. For Flash-downloading only you
can also use the TI Flash Programmer software.
If you are willing to invest the time however you can implement your
own debugger as the debug proto
On Fri, 2013-04-19 at 15:44 -0400, Randy Yates wrote:
> Is there a free or inexpensive debugger that meets these requirements? I
> saw NoICE, but it appears to be a monitor-based device.
Maybe this can help you :
http://ccdebug.sourceforge.net
roelof
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I am very interested in using sdcc for our 8051 project (a TI CC2541
Bluetooh SoC). I think the sdcc compiler (which is actually an
assembler, compiler, and linker) will do the job nicely, provided I can
use the BLE stack binary libraries, which are generated for the IAR
tools (.r51 files).
Now I'
