Debugging over USB?

[ilmai]

Hey there, just got my Daisy Immediately ran into a problem however, as I’m only now realizing that apparently I need a probe for debugging? Or at least all debugging documentation is referring to the ST Link probe. Is the following line on the Daisy Seed product plain wrong then?

“Micro USB port along with additional USB pins for full OTG-support as host and device. Port can be used for power, firmware, and debugging.”

[StaffanMelin]

Hi!

You can use it for debugging/logging. Here is an example:

Difference between "make" and "Run Build Task"?

The Logger class is very easy to use! In your main() place hardware.StartLog(false); (before starting your audio). You can then output text and variable values with hardware.PrintLine("mytext = %d", myvar); or hardware.PrintLine("mytext"); I even use it to export MIDI in XML form! (see OscPocketD - Portable music tool (sequencing drums and synths) - #13 by StaffanMelin). I use GNU Linux (Debian) so I can mointor the serial port with cu -l /dev/ttyACM0 and screen /dev/ttyACM0 or for …