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Before TI took over mspgcc the header files included definitions for the information memory in sys/crtld.h. Those hooks are no longer present and the linker scripts while they define these memory areas, do not make the symbols visible to the programmer. This makes using the information memory just a little bit harder and the code written less portable.
Why was this support removed?
I don't know the details regarding this particular feature. But this forum thread discusses, in general terms, why not all of the mspgcc features are part of the current MSP430 gcc compiler.
Thanks and regards,
-George