On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 at 12:34 +0200, David Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
> > gcc does not generate IARs code. It does not include C lines as comments.
>
> That's what I feared. I have always felt that gcc was missing a good mixed
> C/assembly listing output - when doing avr programming using ImageCraft, I
> often use its C/assembly listing to be able to quickly see what sort of code
> is being produced. With gcc for the m68k, I sometimes resort to using gdb
> and the "disass" command to get the best mix.
There are flags that can be passed to "gas" to generate mixed
c source and machine code/assembly
I've used it for 68306 a lot, just need to remember to remove -pipe and add -g
as well as -Wa,-adhln,-L (I haven't tried it with msp430 yet)
%.as: %.c
/bin/rm -f $*.as;$(REV) $(subst -pipe,,$(COMPILE.c)) $(GCC_OPTS)
-Wa,-adhln,-L -g -c $< > $*.as
> I understood that the jtag interface specification was available, but only
> under an NDA. Is that correct? Or if not, have you any idea about when you
> might be expecting to get the information? Would it help to do some
> lobbying (our ti distributers here in Norway are very good at passing
> complaints and requests up through the chain of command)?
>
> Best regards,
>
> David
I've about to 'lobby' the same way also, as they have made some
jtag programming information available.
Dmitry, how would you phrase a good question to TI, maybe everyone
on this list could forward your request to TI - I will!
David Dyck
