Hi,

I am new to msp430 world, please let me know the complete procedure, how to use MSPGCC in linux in place of FET and CCE.

Thanks and regards
Basavaraj Tambur

>
>This is simply an attempt to save someone else the time that I wasted
>investigating mspgcc, as of October 2004.
>
>This option may appeal to hobbyists, but -- you get what you pay
>for. If you are planning to develop a commercial application, I
>would recommend looking elsewhere.
>
>-Deluxe
>
>
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b...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to msp430 world, please let me know the complete procedure, how to use MSPGCC in linux in place of FET and CCE.
>

I use it on windows. But there is lots of information out there on
setting it up on linux. Follow the online steps.

>
>>
>> This is simply an attempt to save someone else the time that I wasted
>> investigating mspgcc, as of October 2004.
>>
>> This option may appeal to hobbyists, but -- you get what you pay
>> for. If you are planning to develop a commercial application, I
>> would recommend looking elsewhere.
>>

I see no good reason, in 2009, to say this. The compiler produces first
class code from what I see. Eclipse has never crashed on me.
MSPGCC/Eclipse may not be as brainless to set up as 'professional'
software, but once up and running, you can create a 'professional'
product as easily as with 'professional' software. I've developed for
the 2012, 2013, 1121, and last the 1612.

:)

Next is the 2132 and I just got an ES449 on ebay. The one thing I see is
that there are so few guys working on mspgcc, they are behind the curve
on newer devices. But it looks like they are getting the x4xx and x5xx
stuff settled in.

Some day I hope to spell 'professoinal' and do it with gcc.

Best, Dan.

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