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console support for ppc?

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    just getting into ppc2k2 development and wanting to get basic console support for debugging in both the emulator and the actual device...i'm using evc++ 3.0 on win2k machine...any suggestions or links? thanks...

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      just getting into ppc2k2 development and wanting to get basic console support for debugging in both the emulator and the actual device...i'm using evc++ 3.0 on win2k machine...any suggestions or links? thanks...

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      Joao Paulo Figueira
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      There is no console support in PPC2K2. If you want to print tracing messages, use the TRACE macro in you application, an monitor these on eVC's debug window during debugging. Regards, João Paulo

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        There is no console support in PPC2K2. If you want to print tracing messages, use the TRACE macro in you application, an monitor these on eVC's debug window during debugging. Regards, João Paulo

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        thanks for the info. unfortunately i don't use mfc so the macro won't help me. since printf is supported via coredll.lib, i thought i'd read somewhere of folks creating a console driver and putting it in the windows directory of the ppc for quick-n-dirty debugging. i'll play with console redirects to a file via the undocumented SetStdioPathW() function from coredll.lib to see easy logging to a file is. any other ideas would be appreciated....thanks

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