I have selected Settings -> Compiler and Debugger Settings, but the MSP430 GCC is not listed there.What do you mean by that? It's not enough to compile a(ny) compiler and C::B will automatically support it. How should that work? :shock:
The wiki page says that this compiler is supported:If you read further you'll realise that this is Windows only. ;-) It's untested on Linux.
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
So I will hack it tomorrow.I had a look into, it's actually quite simple:
#include "compilerGNUMSP430.h"
If I will be ready I will submit my work as a patch.Great. Thank you.
Squirrel is 2.2.something... 3.0 seems pretty new...Squirrel 2.2.4 and SqPlus (for that version).
I have done with it, and compiling a sample project is working.Have you read this?
I have some plans:
- The supported MCU's list needs some extending. It will be easy, because I have found all the possible -mmcu options int the mspgcc's source so after some regexp playing I will add them easily.
- I will improve the default compiler path looking algorithm, because most the mspgcc4's offical installer installs itself to the /opt by default.
- I will try to hack a project wizard, whith what I could add "inhouse" programming feature using mspdebug as post build or run step.
If I will be ready I will submit my work as a patch.