Re: [Sdcc-user] Texas Instruments ZStack

As far as I can see the Z-stack is supplied with IAR- compatible libraries only. To be able to use them you would also have to write intermediate functions (in assembly) to perform conversions between the used calling conventions. > Hi, > > Afaik ZStack downloaded from TI site does not include

Re: [Sdcc-user] Texas Instruments ZStack

Maarten Brock wrote: > Giovanni, > > If you have the full source code it can probably be > compiled by SDCC after some conversions. Compiler > endianness is one issue you have to take into account, > the compiler specific keywords are others. Full source code is not available... The language i

Re: [Sdcc-user] Texas Instruments ZStack

Hi, Afaik ZStack downloaded from TI site does not include full source code. The other issue is that sdcc main branch does not fully support code banking so only 64k of the flash is available. Which is certanlly not enought for the whole zstack. The version with code banking support is available h

Re: [Sdcc-user] Texas Instruments ZStack

Giovanni, If you have the full source code it can probably be compiled by SDCC after some conversions. Compiler endianness is one issue you have to take into account, the compiler specific keywords are others. Greets, Maarten > I've downloaded the TI ZStack (see >

[Sdcc-user] Texas Instruments ZStack

I've downloaded the TI ZStack (see ) to develop applications for a board mounting an Intel 8051 (CC2430 TI board). TI promotes IAR Embedded Workbench for compiling its ZStack sample applications, but I'm wondering if there are any chances