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Can't make a Debug Version for Fubarino SD
May 25th, 2015 at 9:07am
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I can't make a debug version for Fubarion SD Board. I got a message box like this: 'This program compiles correctly but there was a problem creating a debug version....'
I'm using the latest VisualMicro Plug in and the mpide-0023-windows-20140821.

Is the Fubarino SD debug mode not supportet in VisualMicro?
  
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Re: Can't make a Debug Version for Fubarino SD
Reply #1 - May 25th, 2015 at 11:43am
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Hi,

Visual Micro currently needs to know the class of the serial object, if it doesn't know it the std. Arduino HardwareSerial class is assumed. If the compile fails then we show the error box letting us know the board uses a different serial class. In this case Visual Micro might need to be extended slightly.

Please type Serial into your code then right click and "Go to definition". What is the same of the class that Serial is derived from? and what is the name of the .h file that defines the class? With this info, as long as the board supports Serial, we can add debug support for board.

If the board does not support Serial you might be able to use SoftwareSerial instead.
  
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