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  • MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE: Printf format string length modifier "hh" not implemented in newlib

    Thilo Schulz
    Thilo Schulz
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE At present, macro PRIu8 resolves to "hhu", which does not seem to be supported by newlib's printf() implementation. The same holds valid for the other PRI*8 macros. _intsup.h defines macro __INT8 to "hh…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE: GCC 9.3.0.31 .lowtext rule is missing from linker scripts

    Petr Trnak
    Petr Trnak
    Resolved
    Part Number: MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE Hi, the linker script bugs reported last year https://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/msp430/f/166/t/939422 are not fixed in the latest MSP430-GCC 9.3.0.31 so the proposed patch was not applied. Any news regarding this…
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    • over 1 year ago
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  • MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE: Undefined reference to `__mspabi_divi'

    Ross Petty
    Ross Petty
    Part Number: MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430FR2100 , I am trying to use MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE to compile code targeting the MSP430FR2100. I have successfully installed the compiler, compiled some c-code with -nostdlib, but…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE: can be used separately with CCS on same PC?

    Art Mecina
    Art Mecina
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE Hello Guys, Good day. On some projects customer like to use stand alone MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE and other projects he like to use the add-on GCC in Code Composer Studio. Can he use both on the same computer with out causing…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • MSP430FR5994: How to use malloc by msp430 gcc?

    Qingyun Guo
    Qingyun Guo
    Part Number: MSP430FR5994 Hi Team, I am trying to use malloc by msp430-GCC-8.2.0. Btw, the compiler looks for the malloc function in arm-GCC automatically. The error alerts are like the following picture. So, how can I handle it? Or, has msp430-gcc corresponding…
    • 5 months ago
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  • MSP-CGT: Difference with MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE?

    Art Mecina
    Art Mecina
    Resolved
    Part Number: MSP-CGT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE Hello Guys, Good day. What's the differences between "MSP430 code generation tools - compiler (MSP-CGT)" and the "GCC - Open Source Compiler for MSP Microcontrollers (MSP430-GCC…
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    • over 1 year ago
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  • RE: MSP430FR6989: Segmentation fault while compiling FreeRTOS Msp430FR5969 demo with TI/msp430-gcc

    Chester Gillon
    Chester Gillon
    Since the compiler is crashing, can you try to follow How to Submit a Compiler Test Case However, since you reported that the segmentation fault occurs with both TI v21.6.0-lts and msp430-gcc v9.3.1.11 perhaps the cause of the segmentation fault isn't…
    • 5 months ago
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  • RE: MSP430FR5994: What's the difference between MSP430-gcc and GNU gcc

    Leonardo Estevez
    Leonardo Estevez
    Resolved
    Hi Gaosheng, If you look at this wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Compiler_Collection You'll see that GCC stands for GNU Compiler Collection. The MSP430 GCC represents architectural/compiler support of GCC for the MSP430 family of processors.…
    • 8 months ago
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  • MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE: Errors in GCC?

    John Coppens
    John Coppens
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE The MSP430 as a nice example of a simple and clean instruction set, I used it in my classes to show how to create a disassembler. To test the disassembler, I wrote a some assembler code to generate a binary file, and…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • RE: MSP430F249: msp430 gcc standard library size

    David Schultz
    David Schultz
    Resolved
    Jan Pohanka said: I haven't realized that floating point support might be linked in also due to constant computations. It depends. I use floats on occasion but take care to use an explicit cast to an integer type. Then the compiler can do the floating…
    • 7 months ago
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