Rei Vilo
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Try with RED_LED instead.
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Unfortunately, Energia hasn't been updated for a long time now and it is safe to assume it is no longer maintained. I would suggest considering CCS https://www.ti.com/tool/CCSTUDIO instead, downloading Uniflash https://www.ti.com/tool/UNIFLASH which includes a a more recent version of DSlite, and posting at the E2E forum https://e2e.ti.com. -
Unfortunately, Energia seems to be no longer maintained. Similarly, the CC1352 has replaced the CC1350. have you tried asking the E2E forum?
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Forget the Arduino IDE! I would recommend using Visual Studio Code with the C/C++, Arduino and Cortex-Debug extensions. The Raspberry Pi Pico acting as programmer-debugger is called Picoprobe. It also features redirection of the Serial1 port. The installation process is detailed at the earlephilhower/arduino-pico page. You may need to build OpenOCD with specific options. It is easy and works fine. Debugging is performed from Visual Studio Code. Obviously, you can use manual command-line GDB and OpenOCD. The only caveat is Serial1 should be used instead of Serial to print to the
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At USD4 apiece, you can use the second Raspberry Pi Pico as a programmer-debugger. It works really well!
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Thank you for the pointer to the Challenger RP2040. It is nice to see the designers refrained from reinventing the wheel and took the Feather form-factor. Same for the LTE (SARA-R410M) or the WiFi radio (ESP8265). The Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 is a very good board and I strongly recommend the Earle Philower's Pico core for Arduino over the official Arduino mbed-based implementation. There is a whole eco-system built around the Raspberry Pi Pico with many interesting kits. Let's me mention the E-Paper Display Pico Kit (EPDK), an all-in-one e-paper kit from Pervasive Displays.
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I've merged the question posted in three different topics into one single thread. As a teacher, you may reach the Texas Instruments University Program to get some help. I have rerouted your question to some contacts I know so they can post an answer.
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Energia on the MSP-EXP430F5529 (not the LP)
Rei Vilo replied to gwdeveloper's topic in Energia - MSP
The release 0101E0010 is very old has relies on the old tool-chain. Go for the current release 1.8.10E23 with MSP430 boards package 1.0.7. -
Energia on the MSP-EXP430F5529 (not the LP)
Rei Vilo replied to gwdeveloper's topic in Energia - MSP
There are two tool-chains fro the MSP430: legacy with support up to 64 kB, hence the 48 kB limitation, new GCC-ELF by Mitto Systems with no limit on memory. I am using the latter with the MSP430FR5994 and it supports the 256 kB of FRAM. -
Support for C2000 was removed after Energia 17. Please try with an older version of Energia or proceed with this procedure Install the LaunchPad C2000 boards.
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I’ve migrated to Debian with Gnome desktop and I am using Visual Studio Code as IDE. As an additional bonus, all the technologies and tools I’ve developed for embedXcode run fine after minor adaptations. Some of the limitations I mentioned 4 years ago are still there but nothing critical. The new solution is fast and responsive, and I really enjoy the integrated debugger.
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It would be nice to share the solution.
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You could try configuring the jumpers like this: See https://embedxcode.com/site/Chapter4/Section5/#upload-to-launchpad-cc3200-wifi