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I'm getting the following errors below but can't figure out what's wrong. Does anyone have any ideas why you could get such an error? I know the linker takes all the machine code and puts it together in a standard order. hmmm.
Each source file in your code will be compiled into a object file (.obj) and the linker will link all these object files into a single output file.
Linking failed because the objects "SD16CCTL2, SD16INCTL2 and SD16MEM2" wich are beeing used in ADC_Example.obj (wich is the compiled version of your sourcefile ADC_Example.c or .asm or whatever language you use) are never declared.
You're right. Thanks. They were never declared in my .h file for my specific chip. After inspecting the .h file I found that I was using the wrong one. I was using the MSP430F427.h file when I was supposed to be using the MSP430F4270. I was tricked because when I toggled my LED(to make sure I could at least program the chip) everything worked fine. Then when I started to do something usefull(read a port pin) it hickuped.
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