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Tool/software: Linux
Hello,
I am trying to use a BeagleBone green wireless to program a MSP430G2755 micro-controller using the spy-by-wire interface and the MSP debug stack. Using the spy-by-wire interface is a requirement in my application. I have generated my own libmsp430.so from the source files provided on TI's website here.
The connection between the micro-controller and the BeagleBone is made using a MSP430 FET. The BeagleBone is running Debian 9.1.
I am using the example code provided in slau656b.pdf section 3.1, and compiling with the following arguments:
gcc -fPIC test.c -o test libmsp430.so -share
Initially, the newest version of the MSP debug stack (revision x) was used, but a segmentation fault was received when running the compiled code. After researching online and finding similar problems encountered by other users (see here), I tried switching to revision r of the MSP debug stack. This yielded the same results.
Is it possible to program an MSP430G2755 using this setup?
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