Mark Stokes wrote:
Not sure which platform you are on, but I use cspy. I like it because it monitors the .hex file and will automatically ask me to reload it if it is newer. So, I leave it running all the time. Then a quick tap of F4 gets the ball rolling.
I use a "download" target in my makefiles and use pyjtag or pybsl for the download. there are installers for win32 so that you can use msp430-bsl.exe or msp430-jtag.exe and of course, my editor can invoke "make download" so i have a single key (ok, ok, two: ctrl+1 ;-) to compile, download and execute.
chris
Another solution you might try is to add a Reset button to your dev boards. This is what I use to start my program (and then it doesn't matter if CSPY is running or not). -Mark -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of BRIAN OTT Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 11:26 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Mspgcc-users] Insight and MSP430FET All, Just subscribed to the list. I have the MSP430 tools installed and working(GCC, GDBProxy, and Insight). I was just wondering if there was a method in Insight to perform a "Run and Exit"? That is use insight to download and start the program, but then leave the debugger with the device programmed and running. Regards, Brian Ott Miller Electric Mfg.
