Richard Willis wrote:
Hi,
I'm running Win2K SP4 and have been using mspgcc-20030506.exe without problems.
I now need to compile for the FE427, so I've installed mspgcc-20040224.exe after
uninstalling the previous version.
However, it seems there are problems with make as it's giving error 255, see
below (the files used in the examples are all attached so you can run them too):
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== using "mspgcc" make ===
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C:\temp\msp430>\mspgcc\bin\make
\mspgcc\bin\msp430-gcc.exe -mmcu=msp430xE427 -g -O2 -o test.430 test.c
make: *** [test.430] Error 255
error 255 means that it does not find the executable. maybe try using
"msp430-gcc" without the absolute path that doesnt look right. (e.g. \
are escape characters in makefiles, use \\ to get one \ or use / in
paths. depending on make mode (--unix or --win32) it uses the cygwin
shell where the first HD is at /cygdrive/c ...
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== Using Borland make ==
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C:\temp\msp430>make
MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 2000 Borland
\mspgcc\bin\msp430-gcc.exe -mmcu=msp430xE427 -g -O2 -o test.430 test.c
i'm not sure if the borland make understands gnu make files...
