• Fixed calls to pointers where pointer is in R1
• Added file include/obstack.h so gcc-3.2.3 compiles with gcc-4.0

• Added newer devices with patch from KIMURA Shigenobu

• files and patch added to CVS for gcc-4.0.2 and binutils
• This is still work in progress.

2006.01.28: gcc status

• works,
• there is some fault with calls to pointers in R1
• Maybe some very subtle fault with pointers to structures selecting the correct offset.

• compiles ok,
• makes bigger code, does not seem to use bit instruction for 'and #',
• includes mods for C++ (could be back ported to gcc-3.2.3 quite easily)
• there is some fault with calls to pointers in R1.
• Maybe some very subtle fault with pointers to structures selecting the correct offset.
• Does not have newer devices (1471,....)

• compiles with some modifications,
• fail with internal compiler error: in subreg_highpart_offset, at emit-rtl.c:1328
• Does have C++ mods
• Does have newer devices (1471,....)

• can be made to compile with major modifications,
• wont compile with -O2 needs modifications to msp430.md also has same fault as gcc-3.4.4 in emit-rtl.c

2003.06.10: A new mspgcc manual and FAQ are now available on line.

2003.03.03: The MSP430 port of binutils has now been merged into the official binutils source tree. All future releases (and current snapshots> of binutils will contain MSP430 support.

2002.10.30: New JTAG debug proxy for Linux and Win32. See the tools page for more info.

2002.09.24: New JTAG download library _including_ sources for Linux and Win32, pyjtag updated. On the tools page are more infos.

2002.09.06: Update of Serial-JTAG, now with sources for the firmware. You'll find more on the tools page.

2002.08.01: Parallelport JTAG Beta for Win32. You'll find more on the tools page.

Binary build for Win32 available. You can get it here: http://www.mikrocontroller.net/msp430.en.htm
- thanks to Andreas Schwarz