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  1. (Apologies for posting both here and on TI E2E forum) I am not able to use upper FRAM above 0x0001000 on MSP430 in Energia for an existing project, I am using latest Energia release E20 which uses latest version of gcc compiler 4.6.6. My goal is to 1) get the linker to locate two initialized data arrays in upper FRAM on MSP430FR5994 or MSP430FR5969 and 2) read that data as a lookup table using the Energia program. I have used the following attribute to map the arrays to upper FRAM: const unsigned char __attribute__((section(".fartext"))) Program_Data_IC_1[5120]= { 0xFF, 0
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