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| + | == Hardware Description == | ||
==Build Environment== | ==Build Environment== | ||
| − | The examples are designed to be built with GCC for the MSP430 (msp430-elf-gcc). You can download a build of GCC from [http://www.ti.com/tool/msp430-gcc-opensource TI's website], although you may also have a build from another location. Downloading from TI will require registering & agreeing to some export control conditions. | + | The examples are designed to be built with GCC for the MSP430 (msp430-elf-gcc). You can download a build of GCC from [http://www.ti.com/tool/msp430-gcc-opensource TI's website], although you may also have a build from another location. Downloading from TI will require registering & agreeing to some export control conditions. The following assumes you have installed this version of GCC. |
If you want to use an external programmer, you can also download a [http://www.ti.com/tool/msp430-flasher Command-Line MSP430Flasher program]. | If you want to use an external programmer, you can also download a [http://www.ti.com/tool/msp430-flasher Command-Line MSP430Flasher program]. | ||
| − | === | + | === Include File Location === |
| − | Currently, the provided GCC does not seem to add the MSP430 header files as a default include location. Instead you must specify the location of these files in the Makefile - on Windows for example this defaults to | + | Currently, the provided GCC does not seem to add the MSP430 header files as a default include location. Instead you must specify the location of these files in the Makefile - on Windows for example this defaults to <code>C:\ti\msp430_gcc\include</code> . You will see one of the first lines of the Makefile specifies this path: |
| + | INC_PATH = C:/ti/msp430_gcc/include/ | ||
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| + | === Batch File for Building === | ||
| + | When running make, you'll need to have the msp430-gcc files on your system path. Rather than modifying your path, you may wish to make a batch file with the path on it. For Windows you can call this file <code>tigcc.bat</code>, and for example the following shows including both GCC and the flasher program: | ||
| + | set PATH=%PATH%;C:\ti\msp430_gcc\bin;C:\ti\MSPFlasher_1.3.10<br> | ||
| + | cmd | ||
| + | Double-clicking on this file should give you a command prompt which now has tools like <code>make</code> and <code>msp430-elf-gcc</code> in the path: | ||
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| + | == Example Projects == | ||
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| + | == Schematic == | ||
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| + | == Board Layout == | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 3 September 2016
Contents
Hardware Description
Build Environment
The examples are designed to be built with GCC for the MSP430 (msp430-elf-gcc). You can download a build of GCC from TI's website, although you may also have a build from another location. Downloading from TI will require registering & agreeing to some export control conditions. The following assumes you have installed this version of GCC.
If you want to use an external programmer, you can also download a Command-Line MSP430Flasher program.
Include File Location
Currently, the provided GCC does not seem to add the MSP430 header files as a default include location. Instead you must specify the location of these files in the Makefile - on Windows for example this defaults to C:\ti\msp430_gcc\include . You will see one of the first lines of the Makefile specifies this path:
INC_PATH = C:/ti/msp430_gcc/include/
Batch File for Building
When running make, you'll need to have the msp430-gcc files on your system path. Rather than modifying your path, you may wish to make a batch file with the path on it. For Windows you can call this file tigcc.bat, and for example the following shows including both GCC and the flasher program:
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\ti\msp430_gcc\bin;C:\ti\MSPFlasher_1.3.10
cmd
Double-clicking on this file should give you a command prompt which now has tools like make and msp430-elf-gcc in the path:
