16-11-2021, 04:34 PM
I'm a long-time user of EmBitz, a really great tool!
In Version 1.11 I was able to create Texas Instruments MSP430 projects, worked great.
In Version 2.0, even if there is a selection for MSP430 in 'New from Template' Dialog, I'm unable so select a compiler (the MSP430 toolchain is installed on the system).
The only way I got it to work was to use an existing V1.11 project and to use the ARM GCC Compiler (generic) setting and change the path and names of the executables. But the ARM GCC settings generates compiler parameter -mcpu which is not understood by the MSP430 compiler, here it shold be -mmcu. It helped to clear out the device in Project Build Options and place -mmcu=<device> in Compiler Settings->C-Flags->Others, now I'm able to compile.
What am I missing to do it the regular way?
Thanks for any advice!
Tony
In Version 1.11 I was able to create Texas Instruments MSP430 projects, worked great.
In Version 2.0, even if there is a selection for MSP430 in 'New from Template' Dialog, I'm unable so select a compiler (the MSP430 toolchain is installed on the system).
The only way I got it to work was to use an existing V1.11 project and to use the ARM GCC Compiler (generic) setting and change the path and names of the executables. But the ARM GCC settings generates compiler parameter -mcpu which is not understood by the MSP430 compiler, here it shold be -mmcu. It helped to clear out the device in Project Build Options and place -mmcu=<device> in Compiler Settings->C-Flags->Others, now I'm able to compile.
What am I missing to do it the regular way?
Thanks for any advice!
Tony