Hi Folks,
I am migrating a project from the MSP430F5438 chip to the MSP430F5438A chip because the non-A chip is "not recommended for new projects". For the non-A version, in my c software I #include . Most things still seem to work, but how do I find out if this is the correct file for the A version? It seems someone awhile ago showed a method that would always ensure the correct file was included without specifically knowing it's name. I cannot find this information using the msg search.
Help, anyone?
Mike Raines

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Hey,
For some reason, the file name I include for the non-A version did not paste to my post.
I #include the file msp430x54x.h for the non-A chip.

Mike Raines

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Subject: [msp430] Proper header file for TI devices

Hi Folks,
I am migrating a project from the MSP430F5438 chip to the MSP430F5438A chip because the non-A chip is "not recommended for new projects". For the non-A version, in my c software I #include . Most things still seem to work, but how do I find out if this is the correct file for the A version? It seems someone awhile ago showed a method that would always ensure the correct file was included without specifically knowing it's name. I cannot find this information using the msg search.
Help, anyone?
Mike Raines



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Hi,

What I tend to do is look at the example code for that specific chip and
use the one TI uses. I do this until something is not working correctly
than I reconsider. You have to trust the company to know their own
chips, well to a certain degree.

Jake G.
On 1/23/2013 9:48 AM, Mike Raines wrote:
>
> Hey,
> For some reason, the file name I include for the non-A version did not
> paste to my post.
> I #include the file msp430x54x.h for the non-A chip.
>
> Mike Raines
>
> ________________________________
> From: m...
> [mailto:m... ] On
> Behalf Of one00100100
> Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 11:55 AM
> To: m...
> Subject: [msp430] Proper header file for TI devices
>
> Hi Folks,
> I am migrating a project from the MSP430F5438 chip to the MSP430F5438A
> chip because the non-A chip is "not recommended for new projects". For
> the non-A version, in my c software I #include . Most things still
> seem to work, but how do I find out if this is the correct file for
> the A version? It seems someone awhile ago showed a method that would
> always ensure the correct file was included without specifically
> knowing it's name. I cannot find this information using the msg search.
> Help, anyone?
> Mike Raines
>
>



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