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| static void | enable (Print *debugPrint=&Serial) |
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| static void | println (const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
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| static void | println (const StringSumHelper msg) |
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| static void | println (const char *msg) |
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| static void | println (const __FlashStringHelper *msg, float val) |
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| static void | println (const char *msg, float val) |
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| static void | println (const __FlashStringHelper *msg, int val) |
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| static void | println (const char *msg, int val) |
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| static void | println (const char *msg, char val) |
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| static void | println () |
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| static void | println (int val) |
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| static void | println (float val) |
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| static void | print (const char *msg) |
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| static void | print (const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
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| static void | print (const StringSumHelper msg) |
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| static void | print (int val) |
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| static void | print (float val) |
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SimpleFOCDebug class
This class is used to print debug messages to a chosen output. Currently, Print instances are supported as targets, e.g. serial port.
Activate debug output globally by calling enable(), optionally passing in a Print instance. If none is provided "Serial" is used by default.
To produce debug output, use the macro SIMPLEFOC_DEBUG: SIMPLEFOC_DEBUG("Debug message!"); SIMPLEFOC_DEBUG("a float value:", 123.456f); SIMPLEFOC_DEBUG("an integer value: ", 123);
Keep debugging output short and simple. Some of our MCUs have limited RAM and limited serial output capabilities.
By default, the SIMPLEFOC_DEBUG macro uses the flash string helper to help preserve memory on Arduino boards.
You can also disable debug output completely. In this case all debug output and the SimpleFOCDebug class is removed from the compiled code. Add -DSIMPLEFOC_DISABLE_DEBUG to your compiler flags to disable debug in this way.
Definition at line 39 of file SimpleFOCDebug.h.