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  • Forum Post: Re: Too large .out/txt release executable

    Adde
    You're right, the actual code size is not that big. How do the file size at my PC disk relate to the "absoulte/final" file size? I look in my .map file and I see that all of flash and most part of flash2 is occupied. At this point interrupts ain't working, single-steping the code...
    on Apr 11, 2009

  • Forum Post: Too large .out/txt release executable

    Adde
    Hi, My device is a MSP430F5438 and I'm using CCE Professional v3.1. When I build my debug executable it's larger than 900 kB and when I build it as TXT, it becomes roughly 750 kB. This is way to large since the F5438 only has 256 kB flash. At first I thought this was due to too much debug...
    on Apr 10, 2009

  • Forum Post: CCE v3 output file format

    graviton
    Hi, I am using CCE v3 developing a project with FG4618. the release output file is in .out format, my question is how to convert it to .txt (TI format) or .hex (Intel format) so we can use the code image with Elprotronics programmer under production environment? Thanks!
    on Dec 12, 2008

  • Forum Post: simple C programming question

    Joaquim de los Santos
    Hi, I have 2 MCUs msp430_F2013 connected to each other. Pin_2 (P1.0) of MCU_1 connect to Pin_3 (P1.1) of MCU_2. I want to set Pin_4 (P1.2) of MCU_2 to HIGH when MCU_2 receives the signal in Pin_3. What is the correspondent instructions to write? I'm tried this (I put only the instructions...
    on May 11, 2012

  • Forum Post: Load program error: Could not open file.

    KAI JUN HUANG
    Hi all, I have already install the Driver of MSP430 and can be found on the Device manager, and I also switch Launchpad to port:USB1(by using device manager) but every time I copy a demo program form sites, and press "debug", and it will occur this error: Load program error: Could not...
    on Jul 23, 2012

  • Forum Post: compilation errors with CCS v4

    tissoudali mohsen
    hi all i have a problem of compilation with compiler MSP430 when i build my project , i have error message like : error: option --include_path is missing its parameter 'dir' gmake: *** [Applicatif/ventilo.obj] Error 1 gmake: Target `all' not remade because of errors. who can help me to have...
    on Dec 11, 2012

  • Forum Post: MSP430G2553IN20 AND LM35CAZ TEMPERATURE READING PROBLEM

    Debasish Banerjee
    Hello, I am a mere student, and completely new with my new board, I have managed to write the code with assistance from datasheets and google. The code reads the values from INCH_5 and INCH_10 consecutively and sends them via UART so it can be seen via hyperterminal or any of the other serial communication...
    on May 18, 2013

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