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== Debug Output == |
== Debug Output == |
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| + | One of the first things you will need is some way to output text for debugging purposes. Exec has a simple function which is provided for this purpose and it is used as follows: |
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| + | IExec->DebugPrintF("my debug message\n"); |
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| + | The text may go to the default serial port, a debug buffer or even a console window via a tool called Sashimi. |
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| + | More information about this debugging facility can be found at [[Debug_Logging_on_AmigaOS|Debug Logging]] and [[Redirecting_Debug_Output_to_the_Serial_Port_on_Startup|Redirecting Debug Output]]. |
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== Shell Input and Output == |
== Shell Input and Output == |
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Revision as of 22:38, 16 October 2012
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AmiWest Lesson 3: Input and Output
Debug Output
One of the first things you will need is some way to output text for debugging purposes. Exec has a simple function which is provided for this purpose and it is used as follows:
IExec->DebugPrintF("my debug message\n");
The text may go to the default serial port, a debug buffer or even a console window via a tool called Sashimi.
More information about this debugging facility can be found at Debug Logging and Redirecting Debug Output.
