433MHz Chronos limited CCS core addition not functioning properly

The CCS code limited projects use the pre-compiled ez430_chronos_drivers.lib library file to overcome the code size limit of the free CCS. Using the free CCS 4 which came with the Chronos kit to compile the 868MHz - Limited CCS Core Edition project, the resulting executable didn't behave correctly in that the watch crashed / reset when attempted to set the alarm.

Changing to use the full CCS version and compiling the 868MHz - Unrestricted CCS Platinum project then worked.

Having brought a full CCS license didn't investigate why the Limited CCS Core Edition project didn't work.

I haven't tried moving to a full license, yet.  I was going to do this with CCSV5 only to run into compile issues that TI is working on.  What is confusing to me is that I can use a Chronos out of the box and then when I reset it even before it has been reprogrammed it no longer works with my access point even though it does work with the TI access point.  I am starting to think that something is loaded into the watch after loading the program.  I have had no other issues compiling and changing code using the code limited version of Chronos 433 and it would work with the TI access point after I loaded my program additions, but not my custom access point.

Gary Klinefelter said:

I started playing with other functions and found that I could not change the time, it would say loct.

Looking again, I think the pre-compiled libraries which are used by the Limited CCS Core Edition projects may be out of date with the source code. e.g.:
1) ofd430.exe reports that Chronos Watch\CCS\Sports Watch\simpliciti\CC430_End_Device_433MHz.lib was built on 01 February 2010, yet the source files in Chronos Watch\CCS\Sports Watch\simplicit are dated 05 March 2010

2) ofd430.exe reports that Chronos Watch\CCS\Sports Watch\driver\ez430_chronos_drivers.lib was built on 21 November 2009, yet the source files in Chronos Watch\CCS\Sports Watch\driver are dated 05 March 2010

Chester Gillon said:

Looking again, I think the pre-compiled libraries which are used by the Limited CCS Core Edition projects may be out of date with the source code

Warning[w6]: Type conflict for external/entry "sTime", in module ports against external/entry in module clock; class/struct/union field names do not match: drawFlag vs last_activity
/* In module ports: */
struct time /* Elements: 7, Bytes: 14 */
/* First seen in ports */
{
u32 system_time;
u8 drawFlag;
u8 line1ViewStyle;
u8 hour;
u8 minute;
u8 second;
u32 last_activity;
} sTime;
typedef unsigned long u32;
typedef unsigned char u8;
/* In module clock: */
struct time /* Elements: 7, Bytes: 14 */
/* First seen in alarm */
{
u32 system_time;
u32 last_activity;
u8 drawFlag;
u8 line1ViewStyle;
u8 hour;
u8 minute;
u8 second;
} sTime;
typedef unsigned long u32;
typedef unsigned char u8;
Warning[w6]: Type conflict for external/entry "sRFsmpl", in module timer against external/entry in module rfsimpliciti; class/struct/union types have different sizes
/* In module timer: */
struct RFsmpl /* Elements: 2, Bytes: 4 */
/* First seen in timer */
{
enum mode;
u16 timeout;
} sRFsmpl;
typedef unsigned short u16;
/* In module rfsimpliciti: */
struct RFsmpl /* Elements: 3, Bytes: 6 */
/* First seen in rfsimpliciti */
{
enum mode;
u16 timeout;
u8 display_sync_done;
} sRFsmpl;
typedef unsigned short u16;
typedef unsigned char u8;
Warning[w6]: Type conflict for external/entry "button", in module alarm against external/entry in module ports; class/struct/union field/base types do not match for field/base 'flag'; class/struct/union types have different numbers of fields/bases
/* In module alarm: */
s_button_flags volatile button;
typedef union __Unnamed_2_141 s_button_flags;
/* In module ports: */
s_button_flags volatile button;
typedef union __Unnamed_28_164 s_button_flags;
Warning[w6]: Type conflict for external/entry "sButton", in module user against external/entry in module ports; class/struct/union types have different sizes
/* In module user: */
struct struct_button /* Elements: 5, Bytes: 6 */
/* First seen in user */
{
u8 star_timeout;
u8 num_timeout;
u8 backlight_timeout;
u8 backlight_status;
s16 repeats;
} volatile sButton;
typedef unsigned char u8;
typedef short s16;
/* In module ports: */
struct struct_button /* Elements: 3, Bytes: 4 */
/* First seen in ports */
{
u8 star_timeout;
u8 num_timeout;
s16 repeats;
} volatile sButton;
typedef unsigned char u8;
typedef short s16;
Error[e24]: Segment DATA16_AN (seg part no 1, symbol "TA0CCTL2" in module "stopwatch", address [346-347]) overlaps segment DATA16_AN (seg part no 4, symbol "_A_TA0CCTL2_L" in module "timer", address [346-347])