Sorry - I should have done a bit more looking first.
I found that the DEBUG output is controlled by a file called "ratt.h"
By default (in the project I was working upon) it was off.
To ENABLE debugging you have to go into that file and change this line:
#define DEBUGGING 0
to look like this:
#define DEBUGGING 1
I am leaving this posted here in the hopes that it is beneficial to someone else trying to get the serial port output debugging working.
Kind regards,
Jerry
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Original post:
I am working with my Monochron clock and a new program.
I have seen this code in other software for the Monochron...
DEBUG(putstring("screen width: "));
DEBUG(uart_putw_dec(GLCD_XPIXELS));
Can you please tell me what the "DEBUG" statement is doing?
Also, I have started Putty and have it configured for 57600-8-n-1 and the com port to which my FTDI friend is connected but while I can see the red light flash when I type in Putty, I don't see the green LED flash on the Friend when I start my program and I guess I was assuming the code above would send that information out the serial port.
I'm not sure if this is a serial port config problem or something in my code.
Any help is most appreciated! Thanks - Jerry
DEBUG statement - SOLVED
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