Hi,
I have a problem with the CCS5. I port the TI SD MMC Libary to the MSP430F2618. It runns in the SPI mode without problems. If turn on the #define withDMA, I had to set the preprocessor word " __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__ ". A new compile gets this error:
Command-line error #1046: invalid macro definition: __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__
1 fatal error detected in the compilation of "../hal_SPI.c".
Compilation terminated.
Maybee someone knows a workaround.
THX
I can't find reference to "__TI_COMPILER_VERSION__", but in CCS5.2, at Project > Properties > C/C++ General > Paths and Symbols > Symbols, "__TI_COMPILER_VERSION" is defined (no trailing underscores)
So, to my current issue. Some of my code has been developed over the years to allow the use of various compilers, so a means of identifying them had to be found. The mspgcc compiler defines CC__MSPGCC, and I tried __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__ for CCS5.2, but the editor immediately shaded it out (The Editor is set to report problems as I type). __TI_COMPILER_VERSION was accepted. It doesn't appear to work as would be expected though.
My code ...
.... shows __TI_COMPILER_VERSION has been found / defined, so <msp430f2013.h> should be included. However, the compile fails with 65 errors, the first of which is identifier "WDTCTL" is undefined. <mps430f2013.h> defines it, so clearly, that header file was not found by the compiler. There is also a warning that nop() is declared implicitly. So.
__TI_COMPILER_VERSION was replaced with __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__:-
__TI_COMPILER_VERSION__ was not found, judging by the greyed out code, but a compile resulted in no errors at all. The burning question then - where is <msp430f2013.h> and especially, "nop()" defined? I make reference to WDTCTL and nop() later in the code, so something defined them, and I did a Project -> Clean to build it, so there is no carryover from previous builds. It is there in ./Debug/main.pp, but how did it get there?
