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Hubie
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on Nov 16 2011 12:46 PM
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Good Afternoon:

I have a customer who hast the following question below.  He is using MSP430 and I believe CCv4 so can someone take a look at it and let me know what he needs to do.

In the past, I’ve used #pragma pack for condensing names I plan to put into SRAM.  However, Code Compiler does not like

#pragma pack.  What is the correct nomenclature? 

 

Thanks

Hubie

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  • George Mock
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    on Nov 16 2011 14:57 PM
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    You can get packed structures as a gcc extension starting with MSP430 compiler version 4.0.0.  See this wiki article for more information.

    Thanks and regards,

    -George

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