As Steve said, try printf e.g. as first function inside your main().
If it is not working try --printf_support=minimal. In my FreeRTOS project
only minimal option works.
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On 12/31/2019 10:46 AM, samyuktar wrote:
Hi,
I added the --printf_support=full and changed the LWIP_PLATFORM_DEBUG to
printf instead of UARTprintf of System_printf .. I am still not getting any
print statements.
I want also to confirm that I am using the correct method to see these
messages.
Hi,
I added the --printf_support=full and changed the LWIP_PLATFORM_DEBUG to
printf instead of UARTprintf of System_printf .. I am still not getting any
print statements.
I want also to confirm that I am using the correct method to see these
messages. I am currently using a display handle and
Ok, I see now, TI-RTOS.
When I used FreeRTOS (project generated by TI HalCoGen) the solution was to
add printf support in compiler options (Project properties -> CCS Build ->
ARM Compiler -> --printf_support=minimal). Using RTOS, this option was
disabled by default.
Unfortunely, in my case only
Hello,
I am using a CC1352P1 board to run lwIP.
I would like to enable LWIP debug messages to try and debug some of the
problems I'm having (check my other posts). I have done the following :
#define LWIP_DEBUG : ✅
#define LWIP_DEBUG_TYPES LWIP_DEBUG ✅
in lwipopts.h:
#if 1
#define U8_F
