Hi,
I am trying to perform some source level
JTAG debugging with the Tmote sky, however I have encountered a few
problems. I can set breakpoints in the code, and when these are hit I can
use all the features of gdb, i.e. output stack traces, print variables,
etc. Continuing from a set
I have had the same problem, and have never found a resolution. One
workaround I have been using is to set a breakpoint that is hit with
the User button to break into the debugger. At least you can set
additional breakpoints and continue, however it would be nice to break
current execution :)
There's been a lot of activity over the past few weeks getting the USB
FET to work with GNU tools. See
http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.comp.hardware.texas-instruments.msp430.gcc.user
-Joe
On 7/18/06, Matt Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have had the same problem, and have never found a res
And to follow up, if you're running windows, just grab the most recent
versions of gdbproxy and msp430-jtag from mspgcc.sf.net and you should
be set using "TIUSB".
-Joe
On 7/18/06, Joe Polastre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There's been a lot of activity over the past few weeks getting the USB
FET
It's a pain that there is no way to stop execution properly via the
debugger - the particular problem I am trying to solve at present
appears to be in a loop with interrupts disabled - the user button
therefore doesn't work when the bug occurs. It appears when there is
heavy traffic on both th
Hi,I'm using MSP430FET UIF (USB interface) from TI. It's working perfectly under WindowXP/cygwin. I'm also using DDD in cygwin. All I need to do is to update the firmware in a USB FET tool by typing this command (If you haven't done this yet)
$msp430-gdbproxy msp430 --update-usb-fettest with $msp43
