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For some parts (like mspdebug) it pays off to check for newer versions. My experience with msp430-gcc is that version 4.5.3 generates more efficient code than 4.6.x.
Most notably subtracting two *p_to_unsigned char pointers is good in 4.5.3 and bad in 4.6.x
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There is a good chance that the binary Ubuntu packages will work as is.
( ar -x <package> && mv data.tar.gz <name>.tgz ( Or use alien to convert to tgz.))
Thanks to all of you. This sat here for a month and then got 3 replies in one day. Have the Slackbuilds and the x86 packages, bookmarked the building instructions, and in the face of these, turned up my nose at the debs.
In the intervening time, the project has shifted ground, and it appears I now can do it without a cpu at all, which suits big time as the College don't come on board with C fast enough, and I would probably have had to go to assembler, which I know and detest. No cpu is all the more welcome since my wife is unwell and I'm nurse atm.
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