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oBFusCATed:
Squirrel is 2.2.something... 3.0 seems pretty new...

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on April 05, 2011, 11:01:07 pm ---Squirrel is 2.2.something... 3.0 seems pretty new...

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Squirrel 2.2.4 and SqPlus (for that version).

VaZso:
Hello,

I've tried to setup CodeBlocks to work with MSP430 under Linux.
I have the compiler in /opt directory and I could modify the settings based on "GNU AVR GCC Compiler"
with the appropriate paths... the only thing I couldn't find is how to add/modify compiler flags.

So I would like to set the -mmcu flag, but now I can't find where can I do this.

I hope you can help me find this out.

Sorry if my question is too simple, I'm a bit tired because it is too late here now.

Thank you for any help.

Edit: Is it a solution, if I write the appropriate switch(es) under "other options" tab at compiler & debugger settings?
May it work well?

doragasu:
Hi,

Any news about this topic? Is there a way to use C::B for mspgcc under Linux?

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: martonmiklos on April 01, 2011, 11:20:50 pm ---I have done with it, and compiling a sample project is working.

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.

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Have you read this?
Then reread the topic, download the c::b's code, modify it accordingly and then compile it...

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