Re: [Mspgcc-users] static inline does not work with -O0

Hi Matthias, This is how GCC works. Inlining is an optimisation. -O0 does *no* optimisation. Makes sense, doesn't it? Regards, Steve Matthias Weingart wrote: Hi listmembers, sorry to bother you again :-). With -O0 (no optimisation) static inline does not work? Is this true? example: #d

[Mspgcc-users] static inline does not work with -O0

Hi listmembers, sorry to bother you again :-). With -O0 (no optimisation) static inline does not work? Is this true? example: #define OS_TIMERINT() ({ (* do something *) }) static inline void osTimerInt(void) { //do something } // Timer A0 interrupt service routine interrupt(TIMERA0_VECTOR)

Re: [Mspgcc-users] where is the main stack

Matthias Weingart wrote: What is the difference between data and bss segments. Which of my global variables will reside where? all variables in .bss are initialized with zero, those in .data are initialized from values stored in .text (see msp430-libc/src/stdlib/_init_section__.c if you want

Re: [Mspgcc-users] multi-tasking with the MSP430

Matthias Weingart wrote: Some remarks to examples/tasker swap() should be implemented as naked it does not work with gcc optimising switched off (R4 is push onto stack and confuse swap() or at least the debugger ;-) thats coorect, it must be a "nacked" function for correct function Is the c

[Mspgcc-users] --gc-sections dont work

When I use ,--gc-sections for the linker, msp430-objdump fails: msp430-gcc main.o task.o -mmcu=msp430x148 -Wl,-Map=test.elf.map,--cref,--gc-sections -o test.elf msp430-objdump -g test.elf > test.lst test.elf: .stab: stab entry 0 is corrupt, strx = 0x464c457f, type = 1 test.elf: .stab: stab entr

[Mspgcc-users] Tools for performance analysis

Hi all, after some development we just finished an msp application. It is not too complex (several tasks, irq handler, ipc via events ...). Nevertheless we had to do 2 redesigns to finally achieve the required performance. I wonder if there are any good modeling tools available to get a good

Re: [Mspgcc-users] gdbproxy

Hi Andreas, Andreas Schwarz wrote: Hi, is there a way to tell gdbproxy to listen only on the internal interface, not on all? Andreas Currently, no. However, since this is a very reasonable request I will add this feature. Regards, Steve

[Mspgcc-users] gdbproxy

Hi, is there a way to tell gdbproxy to listen only on the internal interface, not on all? Andreas

[Mspgcc-users] eliminate unused function

How can I tell mcpgcc not to link unused functions into the target? example: func1() { } func2() { } main() { func1(); } func2 should not appear in the elf-file, because it is never called. I found some gcc options that would do that -fvtable-gc Emit special relocations for vtables and virt

Re: [Mspgcc-users] multi-tasking with the MSP430

Some remarks to examples/tasker swap() should be implemented as naked it does not work with gcc optimising switched off (R4 is push onto stack and confuse swap() or at least the debugger ;-) Is the content of static TASK tasks[MAX_TASKS]; filled with zeros at startup? I think no. initTasking(

[Mspgcc-users] where is the main stack

Is there a way to get the position of the current main stack from within C? in sys/unitd.h I see int __stack; This is the top of the stack. But where is the stack space? What is the lower limit of the stack? int __bss_end; ?? I want to fill it with a pattern, to see how much is used. What