Thanks for the help!
I decided to take a close look at msp430-gdb and found that it works a lot
better for me when using the "tilib" driver instead of the "uif" driver.
The low level tools are good to know also so I can fiddle around with the
disassembly.
Dev
On January 3, 2012 at 2:44 PM Michael Richardson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >>>>> "Shintako" == Shintako Developer <[email protected]> writes:
> Shintako> correspond to line numbers within specific files? For
> Shintako> example, say I wanted to set a breakpoint at line 15 in
> Shintako> main.c. Is there a tool where I can look-up addresses in
> Shintako> my binary/source files? Â I realize that mspgdb does
>
> Run msp430-objdump -D myprog >myprog.S
>
> then you will have a disassembly of your program, including references
> to the line numbers and the address to set the break point at.
>
> If you want to break at the beginning of a function, mspdebug can look
> up the name of the function for you, provided that your function is not
> static.
>
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