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@@ -86,19 +86,9 @@ Or stdin/stdout, which is redirected on the DEFAULT serial port of that board
```cpp
printf("DEBUG MESSAGE!"); //This will be redirected on the default serial port
}
```
You can find out more in the [Serial Communication page](../wiki/Serial-Communication)
)
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You can find out more in the [Serial Communication page](../wiki/Serial-Communication).
Having done this, you can communicate via serial port with your board using
a FTDI-USB module and `
screen
` or `
gtkterm
` on *Linux* or `
Putty
`
on
*Windows*
.
### Skyward Boards
#### Anakin
There are two files in the `
scripts
` folder that can be useful:
- anakin.sh: flash on Anakin via serial port.
- anakin_client_curses: an ncurses client to visualize the data that are sent
on the serial port when using `
anakin-test-dma
`
.
#### StormTrooper
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