On Oct 24, 2010, at 4:35 PM, Peter Bigot wrote:
> Probably somebody included <iomacros.h> before including a chip-specific
> header.  What I think I'll do is just remove the condition in the iomacros.h
> that comes with the TI header variant so it's not necessary.  If you could
> file a bug on the mspgcc4 SF tracker that'd help remind me to do this.

Thank you. I've filed a ticket... I hope that I filed it in the correct bug 
tracker! :)


> Bah.  Those had to be added in to avoid warnings about integer value
> overflow when generating 16-bit constants that had the high bit set.
> 
> In the short term, I'd suggest editing the installed headers to remove the
> suffix from the constants you need, and again filing a tracker ticket, which
> I'll resolve by coming up with some solution that works on both C and
> assembler.

Ticket filed. Fortunately, I'm not in a big hurry to do something useful with 
the particular code which is affected; I'm just using it as a flow-flusher 
before I begin porting the TI-provided USB code for the MSP430F55xx chips 
(which will probably be full of headaches due to liberal use of IAR-specific 
pragmas). I'll hack on the particular header file I'm using to get this test 
build to work, and wait for the real fix to be released later.


> Fixes for both these should be pretty straightforward, and ought to be in
> the next release (no estimate when that'll be, I'm buried in other tasks at
> the moment).

I understand; I've been swamped at my day job, and have been putting off 
working on this stuff for a couple of weeks already. Should I remain on the 
master branch, or will the next release be made in a different branch?

Thank you for your quick response!



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