Reply by "Gra...@yahoo.co.uk [msp430]"●May 8, 20152015-05-08
Hi
The support for MSP432 comes from Their ARM variant and not from the MSP430
variant.
I am running the very latest CrossWorks and am most happy with it. There are
still 1 or 2 things being developed / improved within the package but otherwise
very good.
Cheers
Graham
G8ZNK
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Support for MSP432? Or should I buy the Crossworks ARM for
it?
Reply by "Mat...@pentax.boerde.de [msp430]"●May 8, 20152015-05-08
"Leon Heller l...@btinternet.com [msp430]" :
> On 30/04/2015 09:54, Nick Price n...@signatrol.com
[msp430] wrote:
>> Hi folks
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>> Just noticed Rowley have released Crossworks Version 3.0
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>> http://ww" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.rowleydownload.co.uk/msp430/documentation/index.htm?http://ww
>> w.rowleydownload.co.uk/msp430/documentation/msp430_release_notes.htm
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> Thanks. I've just installed it and am waiting for the activation key.
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> Leon
Support for MSP432? Or should I buy the Crossworks ARM for it?
Matthias
Posted by: Matthias Weingart
Reply by "Leo...@btinternet.com [msp430]"●April 30, 20152015-04-30
Reply by "One...@bigpond.net.au [msp430]"●March 31, 20152015-03-31
I placed an order some years ago, and paid for it by CC immediately, I
bought 2 each of their first development tools. almost 4 years later,
out of nowhere I received various letters, emails and other threats to
sue me for non-payment. Their books weren't in order, but they blamed
me, and got quite shitty about it. The old CC had been replaced, so it
was difficult to get a copy. Eventually I did and they seemed to go
away. 3 months later I received another bunch of similar threats over a
$60,000 order which I'd never placed, it was from another company based
in the USA. Again they refused to accept they'd made a mistake, so I had
to waste time and money proving them wrong. never got an apology for
either, or reimbursed for my costs. So "a real dog".
So far I haven't seen anything in their product range that I can't do
with an MSP, and the G series is as affordable as anything out there. I
could move to another family for the sake of it, the MSP430 is getting a
bit long in the tooth, and Ti are moving it well away from the stuff I'm
interested in, but, frankly, I haven't found an application yet, I
wanted to do, that the MSP430 can't handle.
Cheers
Al
On 31/03/2015 6:05 PM, Matthias Weingart g...@pentax.boerde.de [msp430]
wrote: >>
>> Yes but I always found Energy Micros a real dog to
>> work with!
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>> Al
> Why "a real dog"?
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> "Graham g...@yahoo.co.uk [msp430]" :
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>> But no LCD drive, no USB .....
>> I will stick to the ST offerings for now, thank you
> Yes. They are late - too late. I guess - there will be MSP432 with USB and
> LCD in the future - but then other ARM are in the design ...
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Reply by "Fri...@fl.priv.at [msp430]"●March 31, 20152015-03-31
Matthias Weingart g...@public.gmane.org [msp430]
wrote on 2015-03-31 09:35 MET: > "Graham
gmbgeeb-/E1597aS9LT10XsdtD+o...@public.gmane.org [msp430]"
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>> > But no LCD drive, no USB .....
>> > I will stick to the ST offerings for now, thank you
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> Yes. They are late - too late. I guess - there will be MSP432 with USB and
> LCD in the future - but then other ARM are in the design ...
I guess the MSP432 is to retain current MSP430 users as they can migrate
their code (almost) keeping the peripheral drivers.
--
MfG / Regards
Friedrich Lobenstock
Posted by: Friedrich Lobenstock
Reply by "Mat...@pentax.boerde.de [msp430]"●March 31, 20152015-03-31
>
> Yes but I always found Energy Micros a real dog to
> work with!
>
> Al
Why "a real dog"?
"Graham g...@yahoo.co.uk [msp430]" :
> But no LCD drive, no USB .....
> I will stick to the ST offerings for now, thank you
Yes. They are late - too late. I guess - there will be MSP432 with USB and
LCD in the future - but then other ARM are in the design ...
M.
Posted by: Matthias Weingart
Reply by "leo...@btinternet.com [msp430]"●March 30, 20152015-03-30
I ordered one of the new MSP432P401R Launchpads from TI last week, and received
it today. They are good value at $12.99.
I installed the latest CrossWorks for ARM (3.4), but the new devices and board
are not supported.
Leon
Reply by "Gra...@yahoo.co.uk [msp430]"●March 30, 20152015-03-30
But no LCD drive, no USB .....
I will stick to the ST offerings for now, thank you
Cheers
Graham
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On Mon, 30/3/15, Onestone o...@bigpond.net.au [msp430] wrote:
Subject: Re: [msp430] Re: FYI: A new MSP430 coming [MSP432 ARM]
To: m...
Date: Monday, 30 March, 2015, 16:15
Yes but I always found Energy Micros a real dog to
work with!
Al
On 31/03/2015 1:05 AM, Matthias Weingart
g...@pentax.boerde.de [msp430]
> MCUs cater to a large number of embedded applications
where both efficient
> data processing and enhanced low-power operation are
paramount."
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Reply by "One...@bigpond.net.au [msp430]"●March 30, 20152015-03-30
Yes but I always found Energy Micros a real dog to work with!
Al
On 31/03/2015 1:05 AM, Matthias Weingart g...@pentax.boerde.de [msp430]
wrote: > "Friedrich Lobenstock f...@fl.priv.at [msp430]"
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>> See this thread:
>> http://forum.43oh.com/topic/6446-a-new-msp430-coming-msp432-arm/
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> FMO they are years too late; Energymicro hast low power parts and even
> st.com.
> Ther seems to be a website already:
> http://www.ti.com/msp432
> (I can not load the datasheet, can anybody else load it?)
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> "MSP432P4x microcontrollers are the ideal combination of TI's MSP430
low-
> power DNA, advanced mixed-signal features, and the high performance
> processing capabilities of ARM®'s 32-bit Cortex™ M4F RISC
engine. MSP432P4x
> MCUs cater to a large number of embedded applications where both efficient
> data processing and enhanced low-power operation are paramount."
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