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  1. I'm currently working on cross platform build tool named PlatformIO. It has pre-built MSP430 GCC toolchain & mspdebug for Mac, Linux 32/64 & Windows OS. 1. How often do you use external standalone toolchain to build your code? In which case? 2. What is your favourite IDE+Toolchain? 3. What would you like to have in paltformio tool? Thanks a lot for answers! P.S: The main idea of this tool is to compile code with different platforms. See Wiring Framework (Arduino + Energia) Blink Example.
  2. So you now build all of your projects on breadboard, and the Launchpad just gets used as a progammer/debugger adaptor. The 20 pin DIP socket gahters dust. I have put this to use by writing a SPI-UART adaptor that runs on a 2553 in the DIP socket, while using the Launchpad to debug my project. The project code can thus output console data using a bit-banged SPI output. This only consumes port pins, no timers or UARTS, and is not timing-critical, as the data output is synchronous. This shows how you would use it: ... and here it is on my desk... Code is at https://github.com
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