nnesse/minwin-gcc-5-2: A patched gcc 5.2 enabling a new 'minwin' target that does not link to the Microsoft C library.

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				README.txt
			
				Random Notes
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The MSP430 port does not use leading underscores.  However, the
assembler has no way of differentiating between, for example, register
R12 and symbol R12.  So, if you do "int r12;" in your C program, you
may get an assembler error, and will certainly have runtime problems.