MSPDebug is a free debugger for use with MSP430 MCUs. It supports FET430UIF, eZ430, RF2500 and Olimex MSP430-JTAG-TINY programmers, as well as many other compatible devices. http://dlbeer.co.nz/mspdebug/

• Libusb platform layer based on Chrome USB API;
• Emscripten as sourse-to-sourse translation;
• MSPdebug has been ported from C-code to JS-code (to Chrome extension environment);

Folder:

• libusb/chrome_usb.c platform layer source;
• libusb/chrome_usb.h platform layer header (like linux.h for linux environment);\
• libusb/usb.h common endpoint of platform-independent libusb part;
• and some of system source and headers...

This is an alpha version of libusb port. There is not standart libusb make algorithm. Just source and headers =)

Source-to-source port linux application (with libusb) to Chrome.

1. Install Emscripten - Tutorial;
2. Edit your application's makefile:
   • remove -lusb key;
   • add include path to libusb folder (like '-Ilibusb');
   • add next flags to your LDFLAGS make variable LDFLAGS ?= --preload-file firmware -s ASSERTIONS=1 -s EMTERPRETIFY=1 -s EMTERPRETIFY_ASYNC=1 -s EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS="['_main','_usb_os_find_busses_cb','_usb_os_find_devices_cb','_usb_os_open_cb','_ready_to_cont']" $(ASYNCFUNC); where $(ASYNCFUNC) - list of functions for interpreter. You can stay it is empty. Might be slow, but it should work! Might be =);
   • rename binary (e.g mspdebug -> mspdebug.html);
   • add precompiled files (e.g. devices firmwares) Using files;
3. Edit your application's makefile for emscripten - Porting;

Base example of libusb port:

• To make it add emscripten to your PATH variable;
• make WITHOUT_READLINE=1;
• The result of it is mspdebug.js (JS source-to-source port);
• Add console call arguments to end of mspdebug (e.g. Module.arguments=["rf2500","prog firmware/slow_blink.elf"]; , where firmware/slow_blink.elf is path to your precompiled firmware);
• And need to wrap it Chrome Application (alpha sample at chrome_app folder);
• Run it and permit access to your TI device;