> From: Paul Burke <[email protected]> > > (1) (I sent this about a week ago, but it doesn't seem to have made the > list) > > I've just installed the latest update of the W32 build of mspgcc. The > compiler now gives me a warning, "'wakeup' attribute directive ignored". > Has the interrupt API changed? > > From: Dmitry <[email protected]> > > "attribute" wakeup is not defined. > This is a defenition for attribute "signal" (by some historical means): > #define wakeup __attribute__((signal)) >
Does that mean one of the header files has changed since the previous build? It worked just fine with the older build, still does now I've reverted to it. >I've copied the lcd example, and tried > to make that, but it says "Installation problem: cannot exec cc1". > From: Andreas Schwarz <[email protected]> > > Did you install the package to c:\msp430? It doesn't work in another > directory. > In the path you only need "c:\msp430\bin". > Thanks, I'll remove all the extraneous paths I added. I installed the lot in c:\msp430\ (etc. etc.) as the Windows installer won't let me put it anywhere else! I've made a little progress- if I execute the makefile lines one at a time, doing the text substitutions by hand, everything is OK. It only fails when make does the substitutions. The only thing I have changed, is that I changed the name of make.exe to msp430-make.exe to avoid clashes with all the other versions of make on my system. Paul Burke
