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Posts posted by Rei Vilo
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Check there is no conflict between the BoosterPacks with https://dev.ti.com/bpchecker/.
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You can try and edit the platform.txt file and set a different version for C and C++.
However, this may rise conflicts with the default libraries, as they target an older version of C and C++.
For more advanced use of the Energia SDK, I would recommend using Code Composer Studio.
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Please read my answer at
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The MSP432P4111 package doesn't include the libraries folder with the WiFi library.
- Create the directory ~/Users/ReiVilo/Library/Energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp432p/5.29.0-beta1/libraries
- Copy the folder ~/Library/Energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp432r/5.29.0/libraries/WiFi under ~/Users/ReiVilo/Library/Energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp432p/5.29.0-beta1/libraries to obtain ~/Users/ReiVilo/Library/Energia15/packages/energia/hardware/msp432p/5.29.0-beta1/libraries/WiFi
The paths mentioned above are for macOS. They might differ for Windows and Linux.
Compiling the SimpleWebServerWiFi example was successful but I don't have the hardware LaunchPad MSP432P4111 + BoosterPack CC3100 to proceed with the tests.
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If you're using Energia for the MSP430, you can easily port it to chipKIT as both platforms are supported by the Arduino SDK.
However, you should stick with high-level libraries like SPI and Wire instead of register-level commands.
Please refer to Porting an Arduino library to Energia for some pointers.
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You could try editing platform.txt again and changing
compiler.c.elf.extra_flags="-L{runtime.tools.msp430-elf-gcc.path}/msp430-gcc-support-files/include"
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compiler.c.elf.extra_flags="-L{runtime.tools.msp430-elf-gcc.path}/msp430-gcc-support-files/include" -Wl,--cref -Wl,--print-map
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@Abdul400 There is no need to post the same question multiple times, as already at
Please refer to:
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Have a look at this branch of the MSP430 with the Build instructions.
It works great and allow to use the whole memory. Very useful with the 256 KB MSP430FR5994.
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I tried various times to adapt and develop a library for the BMI160 + BMM150 sensors on Energia, alas without succeeding.The example included in the SAIL SDK works fine, although it is pure C and aimed at Code Composer Studio.The documentation provided by Bosch is very poor and marred with errors.Should you need a ready-to-use IMU, I strongly recommend the Bosch BNO055, which includes an MCU and provides ready-to-read angles, quarternions and alike.
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I’ve developed the Master I²C Software Library.
Please refer to the home page, the GitHub repository and the thread in this very forum.
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Which library?
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It seems you’re using Windows: that is the standard behaviour.
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Check the I²C port selected, there are two and they differ from non-ET and ET LaunchPad boards.
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Could you please open a ticket at https://github.com/energia/EasyLink/issues?
It seems some values are hard-coded, as noted at ETSI Frequency Hard-Coded — How to Comply with FCC?
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You need to use the tool Uniflash.
There is a rather sophisticated set of features. Here is the User's Guide.
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There is already a ticket Workshop — CC3220 — Add Upload to Flash, unfortunately still open.
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You're welcome! ...and don't forget to remove the jumpers from the LaunchPad.
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Just use the programming part of the CC3200 LaunchPad connected to your board.
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You can use a library for Arduino and adapt it to the MSP430.
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Please have a look at
I guess you're using the MMA8452 on I²C.
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As Energia is a fork of Arduino, the same settings apply.
- Call the menu Energia > Preferences and select a larger font.
- Open the file theme.txt (located at /Applications/Energia.app/Contents/Java/lib/theme/theme.txt on macOS) and edit the corresponding settings.
# foreground and background colors editor.fgcolor = #000000 editor.bgcolor = #ffffff
- Go for the preferences.txt file (located at ~/Library/Energia15/preferences.txt on macOS) and edit the corresponding settings.
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Welcome to the 43oh forum!
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@Dalviameya, You're welcome!