printf(0, IAR & Kwikstick

BenG — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 20:41:19 GMT

Maybe I'm being dumb but where does printf() print to?

I'm using:

-IAR

-Kinetis KwikStik

-MQX 3.7

I'm connecting to the KwikStik using the On-board JTAG/J-Link USB socket but I understand that when this port is working as a J-Link socket it can't work as a USB/Comm Port

I've been using IAR for a number of years, but I'm new to MQX and KwikStik, so I'm working through some of the examples. Al lot of the time these examples are using printf() to display a message - but I can't work out where printf() is printing to?

Re: printf(0, IAR & Kwikstick

Dekiru — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 09:26:49 GMT

Hi,

Kwikstik has 2 micro AB USB port.

One is for JLink, the other one is for USB (device) functionality.

So you can use Kinetis's USB function when you are debugging your app with JLink.

With MQX for Kwikstik, the default serial port (where printf puts data out) is ttyf (defined in Freescale MQX 3.7\config\kwikstikk40x256\user_config.h and Freescale MQX 3.7\mqx\source\bsp\kwikstikk40x256\kwikstikk40x256.h), it means that printf data will be out at DB9 on TWR_SER card (if you have tower elevator system). If you don't have, I am afraid of that you have to get that data via some test pads on the board.

Regards

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