> From: Chris Liechti
> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:59 PM
>
> Dan Miner wrote:
> > ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; file test.S ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
> > #include <msp430x14x.h>
> > bic.w #OUTMOD2|OUTMOD1|OUTMOD0|OUT, &TBCCTL0
> > ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; end of file test.S ;;;;;;;;;;;;
> >
> > The #include generates lots of error messages because of
> > the non-assembler C code in there (as expected.)
> >
> > Are there include files for the assembler to define all
> > the MSP430 I/O registers and bit fields? (IAR's .h files
> > can be included in an assembly file to do this.)
>
> yes, just #include <io.h>
>
> the above example works for me if i include io.h instead of yours
Hmmm... That's strange. I get the same result with <io.h>
and <msp430x14x.h>. When I look in io.h, I see that it only
includes the proper msp43*.h file. What command line did you
use to get it to work? This one does not work for me:
msp430-gcc -mmcu=msp430x149 test.S
> > Maybe I'll just port my small assembler file to C and that
> > will solve my problem.
>
> thats a good idea with gcc anyway. you can do almost everything
> in C and there is real inline assembly for the rest :-)
I am starting on this now. Being a newbie for gcc I still have
some learning curve to get through... ;-)
- Dan
