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Mplab-X printf Error?

 
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Ben van Well



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Mplab-X printf Error?
PostPosted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 4:56 am     Reply with quote

Hi,

I'm using CCS 4.128 with MplabX v1.30 and a PIC24FV32KA302.

If I use:
Code:
printf("1234");

everything works as expected, whereas if I use:
Code:
printf("1234;");

then the ouput is jumbled up (I used the semicolon to shows breaks but the same happens for other strings). Doing this within a loop shows that it is consistent. Output:
1234;23;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13;1234123;13....

As always, I've stripped the code right back so it is little more than above. I can toggle a pin with the correct timing, and as mentioned can successfully send a limited string (4 characters or less).

Monitoring the transmit lines while running the loop I can clearly see two different strings being sent, so I'm sure this problem isn't related to the "string receive" side.

I didn't have this problem previously using Mplab 8.x with the same compiler (and almost identical hardware!).

Has anyone experienced this before? Any suggestions?
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