Strange behavior.
On MAc OSX (WEB IDE Linked to Ethernet ) since this morning I am not able to have a serial communication.
But this may be a failure of the Mac.
On the Windows side, ( WEB IDE not linked to Ethernet )no problems with communications using either the USB cable plugged or unplugged.
The behavior is the same.
SD card inserted, otherwise DISK_ERR is issued back.
GOOD LCD display except col 0, row 0 position is shifted left when code is downloaded from Web IDE.
Now after first and following resets ( with USB cable plugged )
"oard OK… "
2nd row good
after several resets with USB cable unplugged the LCD begins to be be filled with garbages.
Downloading the code from WEB IDE is always good .
Javascript is straightforward in developing applications because it avoids the frequent compilation, debug , recompilation cycles usually done with C programming.
Anyway it seems that is a little deficient with respect debugging.
Is there a suggested way to perform debug in a better way for a JS beginner ?
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Strange behavior.
On MAc OSX (WEB IDE Linked to Ethernet ) since this morning I am not able to have a serial communication.
But this may be a failure of the Mac.
On the Windows side, ( WEB IDE not linked to Ethernet )no problems with communications using either the USB cable plugged or unplugged.
The behavior is the same.
SD card inserted, otherwise DISK_ERR is issued back.
GOOD LCD display except col 0, row 0 position is shifted left when code is downloaded from Web IDE.
Now after first and following resets ( with USB cable plugged )
"oard OK… "
2nd row good
after several resets with USB cable unplugged the LCD begins to be be filled with garbages.
Downloading the code from WEB IDE is always good .
Javascript is straightforward in developing applications because it avoids the frequent compilation, debug , recompilation cycles usually done with C programming.
Anyway it seems that is a little deficient with respect debugging.
Is there a suggested way to perform debug in a better way for a JS beginner ?