How to turn on the BSP UART

RE: How to turn on the BSP UART

RK — Mon, 04 May 2015 00:17:36 GMT

Don't #define it, make it a project define like all the examples do. That ensures that all your code sees the define.

When you hit the break button where does the debugger show you are (that was the second part of the original reply).

RE: How to turn on the BSP UART

Glenn — Sun, 03 May 2015 19:07:22 GMT

I added

#define BSP_UART_SUPPORT	1
#ifdef BSP_UART_SUPPORT
printf("%s", p_text);
#endif // BSP_UART_SUPPORT
return err_code;

I put a breakpoint on the printf statement and the return statement. The debugger stops at t the printf. I take the next step in the code and it does not stop on the return statement. I believe there is some issue with the uart and the printf statement is not executing properly.

Thanks, Glenn

RE: How to turn on the BSP UART

RK — Tue, 28 Apr 2015 00:03:10 GMT

Have you defined BSP_UART_SUPPORT? If not, then there's no BSP UART support.

update #1:

So you set a breakpoint at printf and it stops, then you single step. What happens next, does the debugger stop again or just keep running? If it stops, where does it stop, if it keeps running, hit the break button and find out where it is.