MSPGCC is a GCC toolchain for the Texas Instruments MSP430 family of ultra low power MCUs, This includes the GNU C compiler (GCC), the assembler and linker (binutils), the debugger (GDB), and some other tools needed to make a complete development environment for the MSP430. MSPDebug is a free
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MSP430 is a power efficient Microcontroller from TI, suitable for wearable devices. This section includes posts on eZ430 Chronos and MSP430 Launchpad kit.
Debugging eZ430-F2013 MCU with MSPDebug tool in Ubuntu Linux
This post brings you a way to debug eZ430-F2013 Development tool (Texas Instrument) from Ubuntu Linux 10.10 using MSPDebug tool. This tool provides source level debugging capability. Basically tt supports MSP430 MCUs with JTAG and Spy Bi-Wire interface. It also supports simulation mode, which allows MSP430 code to be debugged without
Continue reading »Debugging eZ430 Chronos with MSPDebug tool in Ubuntu Linux
Following my post on Configuring ez430 Chronos Wireless Development Tool in Ubuntu Linux, which talks about control center, this post brings you a way to debug eZ430 Chronos from Ubuntu Linux using MSPDebug tool. This tool provides source level debugging capability. Basically tt supports MSP430 MCUs with JTAG and Spy
Continue reading »Configuring ez430 Chronos Wireless Development Tool in Ubuntu Linux
I have got my first wearable development kit in Watch form. This one is from Texas Instruments. It is called eZ430 Chronos Wireless Development Kit. It is based on 16-bit Ultra Low Power Micro controller Unit (CC430F6137). This Watch can be disassembled and use as development kit to deploy
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