From: Steve U. <st...@co...> - 2003-05-31 15:24:02
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Hi all, I have started putting together something approximating to real documentation for mspgcc :-). The stuff on the web site has a number of limitations. The information on building the software was updated recently, so that part is not too bad. The information about about mspgcc specific programming was put together a long time ago, and shows it. It lacks important information (like completely omitting how to handle low power modes - a significant omission for the MSP430, I would say :-) ). Some has become irrelevant, as better ways to achieve the same thing now exist (e.g. the RESERVE_RAM attribute to main(), is mentioned, but the old messy ways of achieving much the same thing aremore prominent). Some has a strong Russian accent :-). I took all I could find - the stuff from the web site, the stuff about the MSP430 that was posted here a few days ago, various notes that people have posted - and tried to mould them into the beginnings of a real user oriented manual. You can find the current state of this at http://mspgcc.sourceforge.net/manual/mspgcc-manual.html. Anyone who would like to proof read, comment on, add to, or otherwise improve this is *most* welcome to do so. Its still in a raw state, but I have got far enough that I hope others might like to make some useful input. If you would like to do any editting, the HTML is generated from a simple XML file - http://mspgcc.sourceforge.net/manual/mspgcc-manual.xml - which is turned into the working manual pages by a simple Python program - http://mspgcc.sourceforge.net/manual/doclite.py - which is a slightly modified version of the one you can find here - http://doclite.sourceforge.net. Regards, Steve |